Automate TUI interactions in tmux sessions with shell scripts and Python.
npx skills add https://github.com/shutootaki/gwm --skill tui-automation
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tui-automation Source: https://github.com/shutootaki/gwm/tree/main/.claude/skills/tui-automation Command: npx skills add https://github.com/shutootaki/gwm --skill tui-automation
This Skill automates the interaction with Text User Interfaces (TUIs) like the one provided by gwm-rust, enabling scripted testing and validation of TUI-based applications.
gwm add command by simulating user input to create a new branch, verifying that the TUI transitions through the expected states (text input, confirmation, success).Use the tui-automation skill to start a TUI session for the command './target/debug/gwm add'.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Automate TUI interactions by running shell scripts and Python within a tmux session to simulate key presses and parse screen state. This allows scripted testing and validation of TUI-based applications like gwm-rust.
Scripting tmux sessions to simulate user input involves using shell scripts for session management and input simulation, alongside Python for state extraction to verify expected TUI transitions.
Yes, you can programmatically query the current TUI state using Python for state parsing. This enables validation of screen output and decision-making during automated testing sequences.
Yes, tmux and Python3 are required dependencies. Tmux handles session management and input simulation, while Python3 parses the extracted screen state for validation logic.
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