Build terminal user interfaces with the Charm stack using Elm Architecture.
npx skills add https://github.com/yurifrl/cly --skill charm-stack
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: charm-stack Source: https://github.com/yurifrl/cly/tree/main/.opencode/skill/charm-stack Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yurifrl/cly --skill charm-stack
Developers building terminal user interfaces face fragmented tooling and inconsistent patterns. This Skill provides a cohesive guide to build TUI apps using the Charm stack (Bubbletea, Bubbles, Lipgloss, and Huh), enabling consistent architecture and reusable components.
Create a minimal Bubbletea program following the Charm stack structure: define a Model, Init, Update, and View; initialize a tea program with tea.NewProgram and run it to render a simple interactive UI.
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To build a terminal user interface with Bubbletea, you define a Model, Init, Update, and View following the Elm Architecture, then initialize and run the program with tea.NewProgram to render interactive CLI components.
Lipgloss styles and layouts terminal applications by applying cohesive formatting rules to interactive CLI outputs, ensuring polished terminal rendering when composing Bubbletea views and reusable Bubbles components.
Yes, developing with the Charm stack requires familiarity with Go modules and the Bubbletea ecosystem, alongside understanding CLY project patterns like modular directory structures for scalable command-line projects.
Huh builds interactive terminal forms by collecting and validating user input within Bubbletea applications, seamlessly integrating with the Elm Architecture model-update-view pattern for robust TUI apps.
The Elm Architecture structures Bubbletea apps by separating model-update-view logic, enabling developers to compose reusable components like spinners, lists, and inputs modularly within interactive CLI applications.
Bubbles composes reusable TUI components like spinners, lists, and inputs, but building robust applications requires strict adherence to Elm Architecture patterns and modular directory structures to manage complexity.
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