Fetch and render The Economist headlines and articles in a terminal UI.
npx skills add https://github.com/tmustier/economist-tui --skill economist-tui
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: economist-tui Source: https://github.com/tmustier/economist-tui/tree/main Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tmustier/economist-tui --skill economist-tui
Terminal-based access to The Economist enables fast, distraction-free browsing of current headlines and reading full articles (where permitted by a subscription), eliminating context switching and multi-window friction.
Run economist browse to start the interactive TUI and explore current headlines.
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To read Economist headlines in the terminal, you can launch an interactive TUI that fetches and renders RSS feeds. This provides fast, distraction-free browsing without context switching or multi-window friction.
A subscription is required to read full paywalled Economist articles in the terminal UI. The Skill includes a login flow with cookie-based authentication to unlock full content, while offering a demo mode with offline fixtures for free access.
You can get JSON or plain text outputs from Economist articles for shell scripting. The Skill supports flexible rendering alongside interactive browsing, allowing you to pipe article data into other command-line tools.
The Economist terminal browser works offline using a built-in demo mode with offline fixtures. When online, it relies on a background daemon and cache-enabled access to provide fast article rendering and graceful fallbacks.
The best way to browse Economist sections without a web browser is using a terminal-based UI. It fetches current headlines, supports interactive section browsing, and renders articles in single- or multi-column layouts for optimal reading.
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