Convert Markdown-like Melker documents into interactive terminal UIs.
npx skills add https://github.com/wistrand/melker --skill creating-melker-apps
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: creating-melker-apps Source: https://github.com/wistrand/melker/tree/main/skills/creating-melker-apps Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wistrand/melker --skill creating-melker-apps
Developers need a clear blueprint to create Melker apps from Markdown-like documents and to understand how to structure, run, and secure them.
Create a Melker app file and run it with melker.ts to see a live terminal UI.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can turn markdown documents into terminal UIs by writing Melker docs and rendering them directly via the Deno 2.5+ CLI. This process requires no build step and supports containers, tables, and canvases.
Yes, you can secure terminal apps using policy blocks within Melker documents. This provides safe, auditable, permission-scoped execution across terminal environments using Deno 2.5+ and TypeScript.
The best way to prototype interactive terminal UIs from local files is using Melker documents with the Deno CLI. It supports rapid prototyping, live inspection, and built-in components like dialogs and tables without a build step.
Yes, Deno supports running terminal UIs directly from URLs. Melker documents can be loaded and rendered from URL-based or local files, enabling easy sharing and deployment of interactive terminal applications.
No, you do not need TypeScript to build terminal UIs with Melker. You write Markdown-like documents that render directly, though TypeScript scripting is supported for extending capabilities via optional references and assets directories.
Built-in components available for terminal UIs in Melker include containers, dialogs, tables, markdown, and canvases. These components support rich interfaces with live inspection and URL-based sharing without requiring a build step.
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