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rovr, a modern terminal file explorer inspired by superfile and windows explorer. built with @textualizeio . trying to get features to almost yazi, but I'm not quite there yet...

Just spent some time building a terminal-based trading dashboard using @textualizeio and I'm impressed with how powerful this library is for creating rich TUIs in Python. Soo many ways to leverage this and apply in other CLI apps I have.

@textualizeio I developed a TUI for changedetection https://t.co/B6Z1G84LF6 I'm open for feedback

lue is a TUI ebook reader with text to speech (TTS) support. It reads EPUB / PDF / TXT files, supports 100+ languages, highlights words in sync, saves your progress, has themes and more. @superstarryeyes made lue using Rich by @textualizeio and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️

More Diff View shenanigans. - The "annotations" (+ and - symbols) are now toggleable. - Text selection works (don't select annotations) - Added an auto split option that switches to split view when there is enough space. It's actually quite hard to trigger the auto-split, which

Added real-time selection previews to the sharp-frames textual interface. Now you can actually know ahead of time how many frames you'll select for your 3DGS datasets. @textualizeio #GaussianSplatting

😂 I opened my laptop to “just try GPT-5 for the weekend” and accidentally built a Wireshark-with-a-copilot that lives in your terminal. Meet pktai! 🚀🤖📦💻 (pronounced as packet eh ay 😂) It’s a modern Textual TUI (via @textualizeio + an on-device AI (via @ollama) that lets

exosphere is a CLI and TUI tool for aggregated patch and security update reporting via SSH. It shows host status, displays distro updates across servers, pings connected hosts and more. Alexandre Gauthier made exosphere using @textualizeio & is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️

Working on a bitchat tui client written in Python and @textualizeio

At the beginning of my coding journey, I struggled with git and @github, as many programmers do. Since git and GitHub are nowadays extremely important skills to have, I decided to create something that could help people execute git/gh commands in the CLI simply using natural

I've built a CLI-based product backlog manager for product and dev folk. It's a fun project, and I enjoy using it. https://t.co/ZKfDquSF9e

🦙 Since you loved NotebookLlaMa, our open-source, LlamaCloud-backed @NotebookLM alternative, we decided to give you more features! In the latest release you can: 📊 Extract and download images and tables from your files, and interactively visualize all tabular data ✅ Chat with

Here is a terminal “browser” that converts HTML into markdown with an LLM on the fly and renders it with Textual! 🤯 https://t.co/kcrgy6XHRz

Hey @googleaidevs @AnthropicAI I have spent the last 5+ years making things look awesome in the terminal. You could have access to all the expertise for the price of a sponsorship, and help fund open source. #worthashot https://t.co/CeQFcEYXUk

Just upgraded the Sharp Frames python package with a ✨ textual interface✨ using @textualizeio . Also added multi-video extraction.

"Vibe coded" this using @textualizeio - I wanted a status dashboard for all services I need to be up to run my work platform locally. I might have taken only slightly more time to get this done W/o vibe coding but it definitely helped me cycle through different "looks" Rapidly!

used @textualizeio and rich, both for building terminal UIs or terminal formatting. Long story short: they're amazing 🫧🚀 will post relevant project soon 🔜

Used @textualizeio today for the first time. It's just amazing. I'll be building some cool things soon.

parllama is a TUI for @ollama & online LLM providers like OpenAI, Groq, Gemini, DeepSeek, Anthropic, xAI etc. You can chat, add images, switch models, see chat history, change themes and much more. @probello made parllama using @textualizeio & is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️