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@pipeline-moe/tui

v0.1.38

Published

Terminal client for pipeline-moe — a multi-room, multi-agent orchestration TUI built on @pipeline-moe/client-core and Ink.

Readme

@pipeline-moe/tui

pmoe — the flagship terminal client for pipeline-moe, a multi-agent chat room over N stateful pi sessions and a shared workspace. Think frontier, run local.

Built on Ink and @pipeline-moe/client-core.

Install

npm i -g @pipeline-moe/tui

Run

Point it at a running pipeline-moe server (npx pipeline-moe serve):

pmoe                                        # defaults to http://localhost:5300
pmoe --server http://localhost:5300 --room default

Features

  • Multi-room/rooms to switch, /newroom to create; closed rooms stay resumable.
  • Slash-command palette — Claude-Code-style / menu (fuzzy match, Tab completes): /route, /chain, /steer, /abort, /compact, /lineup, /agent, /preset, /providers, and more.
  • Live markdown — streaming agent output is styled as it arrives (headings, code fences with highlighting, tables, lists), not just at finalize.
  • Line-accurate scrollback — PgUp/PgDn through the full transcript with a position footer; the live stream keeps flowing when pinned to the bottom.
  • Lineup management — reorder, pause, parallelize, kick, or add agents mid-session.
  • Provider OAuth/providers lists configured providers and drives device-code login flows in-terminal.

The client is deliberately thin: it renders state and sends commands; all orchestration lives in the server.

License

MIT — see the repository.