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@zettelgeist/tui

v0.2.0

Published

Zettelgeist TUI: terminal-native spec board, detail view, dependency graph, and docs browser.

Readme

@zettelgeist/tui

Terminal-native UI for the Zettelgeist v0.1 format. Built with Ink + React. Runs in-process — no separate server.

Install

npm i -g @zettelgeist/tui

Or alongside the CLI in a project:

pnpm add -D @zettelgeist/cli @zettelgeist/tui

Then run zg-tui inside any directory containing .zettelgeist.yaml. If @zettelgeist/cli is installed too, you can also launch via zettelgeist tui (a thin shim).

Views

  • Board (1) — kanban-style columns, one per status (draft / planned / in-progress / in-review / done / blocked / cancelled). Cards = specs. Specs with a status not in the canonical enum bucket into a misc column rather than crashing.
  • Detail (2) — open spec with tabs for requirements / tasks / handoff / lenses. Picker shows when no spec is selected.
  • Graph (3) — ASCII layered dependency graph, deepest dependencies at the bottom, edges + cycles listed below.
  • Docs (4) — browse docs/ markdown files.
  • Command palette (?) — fuzzy-search every view-change command.

Keys

| Key | Action | | --- | --- | | ↑↓ ←→ / hjkl | navigate | | enter | open / select | | 1 2 3 4 | jump to board / detail / graph / docs | | tab | cycle views | | ? | command palette | | esc | close palette / close open doc | | q / Ctrl-C | quit |

Read-only at v0.2

The TUI reads via @zettelgeist/core directly — there's no separate backend. Mutations still flow through the CLI (zettelgeist), the web viewer (zettelgeist serve), or the MCP server. Write support is on the v0.2.x roadmap.

Flags

zg-tui [--view=board|detail|graph|docs]
zg-tui --help
zg-tui --version