Design keyboard-first terminal user interfaces with layout and accessibility patterns.
npx skills add https://github.com/t0lab/harness-kit --skill tui-design-t0lab
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tui-design Source: https://github.com/t0lab/harness-kit/tree/main/.agents/skills/tui-design Command: npx skills add https://github.com/t0lab/harness-kit --skill tui-design-t0lab
Provides a comprehensive, framework-agnostic design system and checklist for building usable, keyboard-first terminal user interfaces that scale from simple overlays to full dashboards while remaining accessible, responsive, and performant.
Ask the skill to design a responsive multi-panel terminal dashboard with keyboard-first navigation, accessible color slots, and braille sparklines for CPU and network metrics.
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Build responsive terminal UI layouts using persistent multi-panel, widget dashboard, or IDE three-panel paradigms with defined resize rules. This provides clear spatial organization and adaptability for high-density command-line dashboards across varying terminal window sizes.
Implement keyboard-first navigation in TUI applications using keyboard layering, focus management, and contextual footers. This approach ensures spatial consistency and keyboard fluency for users navigating complex command-line interfaces without relying on a mouse.
Braille sparklines render compact data visualizations directly in terminal UIs using Braille characters and block drawing recipes. They enable high-density, flicker-free rendering of metrics like CPU or network data within monitoring dashboards.
Yes, this terminal UI design system applies framework-agnostic layout paradigms to Ratatui, Textual, Bubbletea, and Ink. It provides resize rules, semantic color slots, and accessibility checklists that integrate with these frameworks for production-ready command-line interfaces.
Handle terminal UI color accessibility using semantic color slots with ANSI, 256, and truecolor fallbacks. Apply NO_COLOR support, contrast rules, and monochrome testing checklists to ensure command-line interfaces remain accessible across all terminal environments.
Common terminal UI anti-patterns include poor resize handling, flicker rendering, and inadequate keyboard focus management. Validate production readiness using compatibility checklists for tmux, SSH, Windows, and WSL to ensure stable command-line interface performance.
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