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When a user needs to build or maintain a terminal UI (TUI) with OpenTUI — components, layout, keyboard, animations, or testing.
REFERENCE.md then api.md, configuration.md, etc.create-tui, no process.exit).Correct OpenTUI project scaffolding and code following framework best practices and gotchas.
Use Cases
A developer wants a React-style TUI app. They invoke opentui, follow the React decision tree, read react/REFERENCE.md and api.md, use create-tui to scaffold, then build components and keymaps. The skill prevents common mistakes and speeds up delivery of a working terminal app.
A team needs to add keyboard navigation and snapshot tests to an existing OpenTUI Core project. Using opentui, they load keyboard/REFERENCE.md and testing/REFERENCE.md, apply gotchas, and implement layered keybindings and tests. This improves UX and regression safety without deep framework digging.
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