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glyph

Beautifully designed components for the terminal. Yours to copy, paste, own.

glyph reel

A copy-paste component library for terminal UIs. Install the CLI, run glyph add chat-thread, and a chat surface drops into your repo as plain Go source you own. No glyph runtime dependency. No version pinning. No magic.

The model is shadcn/ui, ported to the terminal. The components are built for Bubble Tea in v0.1. Adapters for ratatui, Textual, and Ink follow.

Install

go install github.com/truffle-dev/glyph/cmd/glyph@latest
cd path/to/your/project
glyph init
glyph add chat-thread

That's the whole onboarding. The third command writes Go files into internal/ui/ (or wherever your glyph.json aliases say) and runs go get for the upstream libraries the component needs.

Components

Twenty-three components ship today: sixteen primitives from v0.1 and seven input, overlay, and data-display components from v0.2. All targeted at Bubble Tea; the registry shape is framework-agnostic and adapters for other frames are in progress.

v0.1 — primitives

Component	Description
`theme`	Token palette every component reads from. Edit one file to retheme an entire app.
`chat-bubble`	Role-aware speech bubble with width-aware wrapping. user / assistant / system / tool.
`chat-input`	Single-line chat prompt with placeholder, cursor, focus state, submit and cancel bindings.
`chat-thread`	Vertically scrolling conversation surface. Composes `chat-bubble`. Arrow keys, PgUp/PgDn, Home/End.
`command-palette`	Filterable modal command picker. Substring matcher by default; swap in your own.
`markdown-viewer`	Scrollable terminal markdown. Headings, paragraphs, bullets, blockquotes, code, links.
`log-stream`	Bounded color-coded log view that tails like `tail -f`. Level filter, capacity ring.
`diff-view`	Unified-diff renderer with line numbers, color-coded additions and removals. Ships with a `ParseUnified` helper.
`notification-toast`	Stacked dismissible notifications with level-aware coloring and per-toast TTLs.
`status-bar`	Single-line three-segment status bar. Left fills from left, right anchors right, truncates left first under pressure.
`spinner`	Animated single-glyph indicator with an optional label. Five styles: dots, line, arc, pulse, bounce.
`tabs`	Horizontal labeled tab row primitive. Arrow keys or Tab cycle with wrap. Parent owns the panels below.
`panel`	Bordered container with optional title and footer. The workhorse layout primitive: wrap any view in one.
`list`	Vertical selectable list with cursor highlight, optional hints, disabled items, and internal scrolling.
`progress-bar`	Determinate progress indicator with an optional label and percentage readout. Color- and glyph-tunable.
`key-hints`	Compact footer of key-and-description pairs. The bottom-row cheatsheet every TUI grows into.

v0.2 — form, overlay, data

Component	Description
`text-input`	Multi-line text input with placeholder, focus, 2D cursor, Alt+Left/Right word jumps, Ctrl-U/K kill bindings. Enter inserts a newline; Ctrl-D commits.
`select`	Bounded single-choice popover with optional substring typeahead, scroll window, hint column, and inlaid title.
`modal`	Border-with-title overlay container with body, footer, and a configurable close key. Pairs with `lipgloss.Place`.
`confirmation`	Two-button yes/no prompt with focus-managed buttons, single-keystroke y/n shortcuts, dangerous-action styling, and prompt reflow.
`kbd`	Stateless keycap atom. Renders `ctrl+k` as `⌃ + K`, `enter` as `⏎`, and so on. Use inside hint rows, command palettes, modals.
`table`	Sortable, scrollable data grid with column alignment, numeric-aware sort, cursor highlight, optional row selection, and PgUp/PgDn/Home/End.
`stat-card`	Dashboard metric tile. Label, value, trend glyph, delta, sublabel, optional emphasis treatment.

Gallery

Every screenshot below is a recording of the component's own story/ binary running in a real terminal. No mockups, no Figma, no compositing — the same Bubble Tea output you get after glyph add <name>.

_{theme — Token palette every component reads from.}

_{chat-bubble — Role-aware speech bubble with width-aware wrapping.}

_{chat-input — Single-line chat prompt with placeholder, cursor, focus.}

_{chat-thread — Vertically scrolling conversation surface.}

_{command-palette — Filterable modal command picker.}

_{markdown-viewer — Scrollable terminal markdown.}

_{log-stream — Bounded color-coded log view that tails like tail -f.}

_{diff-view — Unified-diff renderer with line numbers.}

_{notification-toast — Stacked dismissible notifications.}

_{status-bar — Single-line three-segment status bar.}

_{spinner — Animated single-glyph indicator. Five styles.}

_{tabs — Horizontal labeled tab row primitive.}

_{panel — Bordered container with optional title and footer.}

_{list — Vertical selectable list with cursor highlight.}

_{progress-bar — Determinate progress indicator.}

_{key-hints — Compact footer of key-and-description pairs.}

_{text-input — Multi-line text input with 2D cursor, word jumps, kill-to-cursor.}

_{select — Single-choice popover with optional typeahead filter.}

_{modal — Bordered overlay container with title, body, footer, and a close key.}

_{confirmation — Two-button yes/no prompt with focus-managed buttons.}

_{kbd — Stateless keycap atom: ctrl+k as ⌃ + K, chord and sequence helpers.}

_{table — Sortable scrollable data grid with cursor, alignment, row selection.}

_{stat-card — Dashboard tile: label, value, trend glyph, delta, sublabel.}

Browse all twenty-three with live demos at truffleagent.com/glyph.

How it works

Glyph is two things: a CLI and a static registry.

The CLI reads a local glyph.json in your repo and resolves paths via aliases:

{
  "$schema": "https://truffleagent.com/glyph/schema/glyph.json",
  "frame": "bubbletea",
  "module": "github.com/your-org/your-app",
  "aliases": {
    "components": "internal/ui",
    "lib": "internal/uilib",
    "hooks": "internal/uihooks"
  },
  "theme": "default",
  "registry": "https://truffleagent.com/glyph/r"
}

glyph add chat-thread fetches truffleagent.com/glyph/r/chat-thread.json, walks the dependency graph (chat-thread depends on chat-bubble which depends on theme), and writes each file into the alias-resolved path. Import paths are rewritten so the files reference your module, not glyph's.

After install, the files are yours. Edit them. Refactor them. Delete the prompt prefix in chat-input.go and replace it with your project's logo. The library has no opinion.

Philosophy

The terminal is having a renaissance. Bubble Tea, ratatui, Textual, gum, lazygit, atuin, claude code — the list of TUIs people use daily is longer than it has been in a decade.

What's missing is a shared component vocabulary. Every team rewrites the chat surface, the command palette, the diff view, the status bar. Each rewrite is a little different, a little worse, and the team owes one more library upgrade for each one they import.

shadcn/ui solved this on the web by inverting the model. You don't import a library; you copy the source into your repo and own it. Updates are deliberate. Customization is direct. The library has no upgrade path because there is no library, only your code.

glyph applies the same shape to the terminal. Components are source files you copy. They reference a small theme module you also own. They have no runtime dependency on glyph. If glyph disappears, your app still works.

The rules that fall out of that bet:

Copy, don't depend. Every component is downloadable as source. No glyph runtime dependency. Delete glyph after install and your app still works.
One framework at a time. v0.1 is Bubble Tea. Adapters for ratatui, Textual, and Ink follow. We won't dilute the launch.
Tokens, not hardcoded colors. Every component references theme.Default. Theming a whole app is one file change.
Stories are tests are screenshots. A component without a story file doesn't ship. Stories drive the screenshot pipeline and the demo site equally.
Quiet, not loud. No emojis, no marketing phrases, no exclamation marks. Earn attention with the work.

What's next

Twenty-three Bubble Tea components and the CLI ship today. The shape that follows:

v0.2 — finishing form, overlay, and data. Seven landed: text-input, select, modal, confirmation, kbd, table, stat-card. Still to come: code view with syntax highlighting (via chroma), file tree, breadcrumb.
v0.3 — first non-Bubble-Tea adapter. Likely ratatui (Rust), based on demand. The registry shape already encodes frame, so each component re-ships as a sibling source file with the same manifest contract.
v0.4 and beyond. Textual (Python) and Ink (TypeScript). The catalog grows, the registry shape stays.

The registry contract is stable. What grows is the catalog.

Demo site

truffleagent.com/glyph browses every component with a live SVG preview, the install command, the full source, and the JSON manifest.

nook — the IDE built on glyph

cmd/nook/ is a terminal-native AI IDE assembled from the catalog. Five panes, three Cursor-equivalent wedges: Ctrl+K inline edit, Ctrl+L multi-file composer, Tab ghost-text autocomplete. Single binary. Runs over SSH. Costs the AI calls and nothing else.

nook ghost-text tour

go install github.com/truffle-dev/glyph/cmd/nook@latest
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-...
nook .

The spec is at docs/nook/. The AI client is a thin two-tier wrapper (Haiku Fast, Sonnet Smart). Without the env var, the editor, picker, project search, git pane, and terminal still work — only the AI wedges go dark.

Run the examples locally

Four single-binary TUIs ship in examples/. Each one composes a real subset of the catalog into one application — they are how you learn what glyph looks like in your own app.

go run ./examples/showcase      # five tabs: chat, commands, markdown, logs, diff
go run ./examples/chat-cli      # agent-style chat REPL composing 13 components
go run ./examples/log-viewer    # journalctl-style live feed composing 9 components
go run ./examples/dashboard     # engagements control room composing 9 components

chat-cli puts a chat-input at the bottom, a chat-thread above it, a spinner inline while a reply is in flight, a status-bar with the current mode and message count, and pops a command-palette / modal+text-input / modal+confirmation / select on demand. log-viewer synthesizes a steady log feed across four sources and lets you filter by level (tabs), source (select popover), and substring (text-input prompt). dashboard swaps its stat-card row and table columns across three tabs (engagements, throughput, revenue), opens a filter modal over a text-input prompt, and fires a toast on row "open." All four binaries double as headless test surfaces with a main_test.go that exercises every binding through model.Update.

Each component also has its own runnable story/ binary:

go run -tags glyph_story ./components/select/story/

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md. The fastest first contribution is a new component: copy components/chat-bubble/ as a template, replace the body, add a story file, and open a PR.

Credits

The shape of glyph is borrowed from shadcn/ui, which solved this distribution problem for React. The terminal needed the same answer.

Built on Bubble Tea by Charm.

License

MIT

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glyph command Package main is the glyph CLI entry point.	Package main is the glyph CLI entry point.
nook command Command nook is a terminal-native AI IDE built from glyph components.	Command nook is a terminal-native AI IDE built from glyph components.
nook/internal/ai Package ai drives the AI wedges in nook by spawning the user's existing Claude Code CLI as a subprocess.	Package ai drives the AI wedges in nook by spawning the user's existing Claude Code CLI as a subprocess.
nook/internal/aihistory Package aihistory keeps a small per-file conversation buffer for the composer wedge.	Package aihistory keeps a small per-file conversation buffer for the composer wedge.
nook/internal/airules Package airules loads repo-level AI instructions from a conventional dotfile at the workspace root.	Package airules loads repo-level AI instructions from a conventional dotfile at the workspace root.
nook/internal/breakpoints Package breakpoints stores per-file breakpoint state — a set of 0-based line indices keyed by absolute file path.	Package breakpoints stores per-file breakpoint state — a set of 0-based line indices keyed by absolute file path.
nook/internal/bufman Package bufman owns the open-buffer collection.	Package bufman owns the open-buffer collection.
nook/internal/clip Package clip is nook's minimal clipboard.	Package clip is nook's minimal clipboard.
nook/internal/codeaction Package codeaction renders nook's LSP code-action picker — a small bordered menu listing the actions the language server proposed at the cursor.	Package codeaction renders nook's LSP code-action picker — a small bordered menu listing the actions the language server proposed at the cursor.
nook/internal/complete Package complete renders nook's LSP completion popup — a small menu that lists labeled completion items, lets the user move through them with the arrow keys, and surfaces the chosen item on Enter.	Package complete renders nook's LSP completion popup — a small menu that lists labeled completion items, lets the user move through them with the arrow keys, and surfaces the chosen item on Enter.
nook/internal/completedoc Package completedoc renders nook's LSP completion documentation side-panel — a small bordered box that sits beside the completion popup and shows the resolved documentation for whichever item is highlighted.	Package completedoc renders nook's LSP completion documentation side-panel — a small bordered box that sits beside the completion popup and shows the resolved documentation for whichever item is highlighted.
nook/internal/composer Package composer is the multi-file Cursor-Composer-style side panel.	Package composer is the multi-file Cursor-Composer-style side panel.
nook/internal/config Package config loads nook's user configuration from ~/.config/nook/config.toml.	Package config loads nook's user configuration from ~/.config/nook/config.toml.
nook/internal/dap Package dap drives a debug-adapter subprocess (delve via `dlv dap` by default) over stdio using the Debug Adapter Protocol.	Package dap drives a debug-adapter subprocess (delve via `dlv dap` by default) over stdio using the Debug Adapter Protocol.
nook/internal/diagnostics Package diagnostics renders nook's workspace-wide problems panel.	Package diagnostics renders nook's workspace-wide problems panel.
nook/internal/dochi Package dochi turns LSP textDocument/documentHighlight responses into a shape the editor can paint without re-importing the protocol package.	Package dochi turns LSP textDocument/documentHighlight responses into a shape the editor can paint without re-importing the protocol package.
nook/internal/edit Package edit implements Cmd-K-style inline AI edits.	Package edit implements Cmd-K-style inline AI edits.
nook/internal/editor Package editor is nook's minimal file viewer/editor pane.	Package editor is nook's minimal file viewer/editor pane.
nook/internal/filetree Package filetree is nook's left-side file-tree pane.	Package filetree is nook's left-side file-tree pane.
nook/internal/finder Package finder is nook's in-file find/replace overlay.	Package finder is nook's in-file find/replace overlay.
nook/internal/findrefs Package findrefs maps LSP textDocument/references results into a multibuffer fragment list.	Package findrefs maps LSP textDocument/references results into a multibuffer fragment list.
nook/internal/ghost Package ghost owns nook's inline autocomplete state: idle-trigger debouncing, AI request lifecycle, and the rendered "ghost" text that floats after the cursor until accepted or dismissed.	Package ghost owns nook's inline autocomplete state: idle-trigger debouncing, AI request lifecycle, and the rendered "ghost" text that floats after the cursor until accepted or dismissed.
nook/internal/git Package git wraps the local git CLI for nook's git pane.	Package git wraps the local git CLI for nook's git pane.
nook/internal/gitgutter Package gitgutter computes per-line diff markers (added / modified / deleted) for a file by shelling out to `git diff` against the index.	Package gitgutter computes per-line diff markers (added / modified / deleted) for a file by shelling out to `git diff` against the index.
nook/internal/help Package help renders nook's full-keymap overlay.	Package help renders nook's full-keymap overlay.
nook/internal/highlight Package highlight tokenizes source files into per-row styled spans for the editor pane.	Package highlight tokenizes source files into per-row styled spans for the editor pane.
nook/internal/hover Package hover renders nook's LSP hover overlay — a small rounded-border box that displays whatever the language server returned for the symbol under the cursor.	Package hover renders nook's LSP hover overlay — a small rounded-border box that displays whatever the language server returned for the symbol under the cursor.
nook/internal/inlayhint Package inlayhint defines the on-the-wire representation of LSP inlay hints and the message types the host uses to ferry hint results to the editor pane.	Package inlayhint defines the on-the-wire representation of LSP inlay hints and the message types the host uses to ferry hint results to the editor pane.
nook/internal/inlineblame Package inlineblame computes per-line git blame for a file by shelling out to `git blame --porcelain`.	Package inlineblame computes per-line git blame for a file by shelling out to `git blame --porcelain`.
nook/internal/lookup Package lookup turns LSP textDocument lookups (hover, definition) into async tea.Cmd factories.	Package lookup turns LSP textDocument lookups (hover, definition) into async tea.Cmd factories.
nook/internal/lsp Package lsp drives a language-server subprocess (gopls by default) over stdio and surfaces textDocument/publishDiagnostics notifications as events the host can render.	Package lsp drives a language-server subprocess (gopls by default) over stdio and surfaces textDocument/publishDiagnostics notifications as events the host can render.
nook/internal/mdpreview Package mdpreview is the nook side of the markdown preview pane.	Package mdpreview is the nook side of the markdown preview pane.
nook/internal/multibuffer Package multibuffer renders fragments stitched from multiple files into one scrollable surface.	Package multibuffer renders fragments stitched from multiple files into one scrollable surface.
nook/internal/navhistory Package navhistory implements a vim-style jump list for nook.	Package navhistory implements a vim-style jump list for nook.
nook/internal/outline Package outline is the single-file document-symbol modal that nook opens on Ctrl+\.	Package outline is the single-file document-symbol modal that nook opens on Ctrl+\.
nook/internal/picker Package picker is a fuzzy-filtered selection overlay for nook.	Package picker is a fuzzy-filtered selection overlay for nook.
nook/internal/rename Package rename renders nook's symbol-rename prompt — a small modal that asks for the new identifier name and emits the value back to the host on Enter.	Package rename renders nook's symbol-rename prompt — a small modal that asks for the new identifier name and emits the value back to the host on Enter.
nook/internal/search Package search runs ripgrep as a subprocess and streams matches back to the host model.	Package search runs ripgrep as a subprocess and streams matches back to the host model.
nook/internal/semtok Package semtok decodes LSP textDocument/semanticTokens/full responses.	Package semtok decodes LSP textDocument/semanticTokens/full responses.
nook/internal/signature Package signature renders nook's LSP signature-help overlay: a small floating box that shows the call signature of the function the cursor is inside, with the parameter that would receive the next argument highlighted.	Package signature renders nook's LSP signature-help overlay: a small floating box that shows the call signature of the function the cursor is inside, with the parameter that would receive the next argument highlighted.
nook/internal/snippets Package snippets is nook's VSCode-compatible snippet engine.	Package snippets is nook's VSCode-compatible snippet engine.
nook/internal/symbolsearch Package symbolsearch maps LSP workspace/symbol results into a multibuffer fragment list.	Package symbolsearch maps LSP workspace/symbol results into a multibuffer fragment list.
nook/internal/tabbar Package tabbar renders the open-buffer strip above the editor surface.	Package tabbar renders the open-buffer strip above the editor surface.
nook/internal/tasks Package tasks owns nook's project-task surface: the TOML loader at `.nook/tasks.toml`, the default task set inferred from a Go project's go.mod, the process supervisor that streams a running task's stdout and stderr into Bubble Tea messages, and the overlay pane that lets a user pick a task, watch its output, and kill it.	Package tasks owns nook's project-task surface: the TOML loader at `.nook/tasks.toml`, the default task set inferred from a Go project's go.mod, the process supervisor that streams a running task's stdout and stderr into Bubble Tea messages, and the overlay pane that lets a user pick a task, watch its output, and kill it.
nook/internal/term Package term embeds a PTY-backed shell pane inside nook.	Package term embeds a PTY-backed shell pane inside nook.
nook/internal/welcome Package welcome renders nook's first-run / empty-editor surface.	Package welcome renders nook's first-run / empty-editor surface.
components
breadcrumb Package breadcrumb renders a path-style breadcrumb trail.	Package breadcrumb renders a path-style breadcrumb trail.
chat-bubble Package chatbubble renders a role-aware speech bubble with width-aware wrap.	Package chatbubble renders a role-aware speech bubble with width-aware wrap.
chat-input Package chatinput renders a single-line chat prompt with a placeholder, cursor, and submit/escape key bindings.	Package chatinput renders a single-line chat prompt with a placeholder, cursor, and submit/escape key bindings.
chat-thread Package chatthread renders a vertically-stacked conversation of role-aware chat bubbles with viewport-style scrolling.	Package chatthread renders a vertically-stacked conversation of role-aware chat bubbles with viewport-style scrolling.
code-view Package codeview renders a single block of source code with optional line numbers, gutter highlights, and a small built-in tokenizer that tints keywords, strings, numbers, and comments.	Package codeview renders a single block of source code with optional line numbers, gutter highlights, and a small built-in tokenizer that tints keywords, strings, numbers, and comments.
command-palette Package commandpalette renders a fuzzy-filtered command picker as a modal surface.	Package commandpalette renders a fuzzy-filtered command picker as a modal surface.
confirmation Package confirmation renders a two-button yes/no prompt with focus-managed buttons, single-keystroke y/n shortcuts, and dangerous-action styling.	Package confirmation renders a two-button yes/no prompt with focus-managed buttons, single-keystroke y/n shortcuts, and dangerous-action styling.
diff-view Package diffview renders a unified diff as a color-coded, scrollable terminal block.	Package diffview renders a unified diff as a color-coded, scrollable terminal block.
editor Package editor renders an editable multi-line text buffer with a 2D cursor, viewport scrolling, optional line-number gutter, undo/redo, and per-line syntax tint via codeview's tokenizer.	Package editor renders an editable multi-line text buffer with a 2D cursor, viewport scrolling, optional line-number gutter, undo/redo, and per-line syntax tint via codeview's tokenizer.
file-tree Package filetree renders an interactive directory tree.	Package filetree renders an interactive directory tree.
find-bar Package findbar renders an in-buffer search bar — the narrow query input that overlays an editor when the user hits Ctrl-F. It owns nothing but the query, the active match index, and the navigation buttons; the actual buffer-side search is performed by the consumer (FindMatches walks any "lines" string for plain or case-insensitive matches; if the consumer wants fuzzy or regex they wire their own).	Package findbar renders an in-buffer search bar — the narrow query input that overlays an editor when the user hits Ctrl-F. It owns nothing but the query, the active match index, and the navigation buttons; the actual buffer-side search is performed by the consumer (FindMatches walks any "lines" string for plain or case-insensitive matches; if the consumer wants fuzzy or regex they wire their own).
kbd Package kbd renders single keystrokes and chords as terminal-styled keycap glyphs.	Package kbd renders single keystrokes and chords as terminal-styled keycap glyphs.
key-hints Package keyhints renders a compact footer of "<key> <description>" pairs separated by a thin divider.	Package keyhints renders a compact footer of "<key> <description>" pairs separated by a thin divider.
list Package list renders a vertical list of items with a single selected cursor.	Package list renders a vertical list of items with a single selected cursor.
log-stream Package logstream renders a bounded, scrollable log view.	Package logstream renders a bounded, scrollable log view.
markdown-viewer Package markdownviewer renders a small markdown subset to a styled terminal block with theme tokens.	Package markdownviewer renders a small markdown subset to a styled terminal block with theme tokens.
modal Package modal renders a bordered overlay container with an optional inlaid title, framed body, optional footer, and a configurable close key.	Package modal renders a bordered overlay container with an optional inlaid title, framed body, optional footer, and a configurable close key.
notification-toast Package notificationtoast renders a stack of dismissible, level-aware notifications.	Package notificationtoast renders a stack of dismissible, level-aware notifications.
panel Package panel wraps arbitrary content in a bordered container with an optional title and footer.	Package panel wraps arbitrary content in a bordered container with an optional title and footer.
progress-bar Package progressbar renders a determinate progress indicator with an optional label, percentage readout, and color-tunable fill.	Package progressbar renders a determinate progress indicator with an optional label, percentage readout, and color-tunable fill.
select Package selectinput renders a bounded single-choice popover with an optional substring filter.	Package selectinput renders a bounded single-choice popover with an optional substring filter.
spinner Package spinner renders a small animated glyph next to an optional label, the way an agent UI signals "working on it".	Package spinner renders a small animated glyph next to an optional label, the way an agent UI signals "working on it".
stat-card Package statcard renders a dashboard metric tile: a single bordered card with a small uppercase label, a big bold value, and an optional trend row (glyph + delta + italic sublabel).	Package statcard renders a dashboard metric tile: a single bordered card with a small uppercase label, a big bold value, and an optional trend row (glyph + delta + italic sublabel).
status-bar Package statusbar renders a single-line, three-segment status bar.	Package statusbar renders a single-line, three-segment status bar.
table Package table renders a column-aligned data grid with sortable headers, keyboard navigation, internal scrolling, and optional row selection.	Package table renders a column-aligned data grid with sortable headers, keyboard navigation, internal scrolling, and optional row selection.
tabs Package tabs renders a horizontal row of labeled tabs with one active label.	Package tabs renders a horizontal row of labeled tabs with one active label.
text-input Package textinput renders a multi-line text input with a 2D cursor, placeholder, focus, word-jumps on Alt+Left/Right, and Ctrl-U to kill the current line up to the cursor.	Package textinput renders a multi-line text input with a 2D cursor, placeholder, focus, word-jumps on Alt+Left/Right, and Ctrl-U to kill the current line up to the cursor.
theme Package theme provides the token palette every glyph component reads from.	Package theme provides the token palette every glyph component reads from.
examples
chat-cli command Command chat-cli is a realistic agent-style chat REPL composed from thirteen glyph components.	Command chat-cli is a realistic agent-style chat REPL composed from thirteen glyph components.
code-editor command code-editor is the proto-IDE end-to-end demo.	code-editor is the proto-IDE end-to-end demo.
dashboard command dashboard is an "engagements" control room composed from nine glyph components: a tab row across the top, a four-card metric strip, a sortable engagement table in the center, a status-bar pinned to the bottom, a hint row below it, and a floating toast tray that fires on row selection.	dashboard is an "engagements" control room composed from nine glyph components: a tab row across the top, a four-card metric strip, a sortable engagement table in the center, a status-bar pinned to the bottom, a hint row below it, and a floating toast tray that fires on row selection.
file-explorer command file-explorer is an IDE-style two-pane navigator composed from five glyph components: a file-tree on the left, a breadcrumb above a syntax-tinted code-view on the right, all wrapped in panels with a status-bar and key-hints pinned to the bottom.	file-explorer is an IDE-style two-pane navigator composed from five glyph components: a file-tree on the left, a breadcrumb above a syntax-tinted code-view on the right, all wrapped in panels with a status-bar and key-hints pinned to the bottom.
log-viewer command Command log-viewer is a journalctl-style live log viewer composed from nine glyph components: log-stream, tabs, status-bar, key-hints, select, notification-toast, text-input, panel, and theme.	Command log-viewer is a journalctl-style live log viewer composed from nine glyph components: log-stream, tabs, status-bar, key-hints, select, notification-toast, text-input, panel, and theme.
reel command Command reel is the glyph marketing demo: a self-playing TUI that walks through the library's headline components on a fixed timeline.	Command reel is the glyph marketing demo: a self-playing TUI that walks through the library's headline components on a fixed timeline.
showcase command Command showcase is a single-binary demo: the chat, command-palette, markdown-viewer, log-stream, diff-view, notification-toast, and status-bar components composed into one navigable TUI.	Command showcase is a single-binary demo: the chat, command-palette, markdown-viewer, log-stream, diff-view, notification-toast, and status-bar components composed into one navigable TUI.
tools
build command Build flattens components//.json manifests into a registry tree under ./r.	Build flattens components//.json manifests into a registry tree under ./r.