TUI
zetl tui launches an interactive terminal interface for browsing your vault. It is the human-oriented complement to zetl’s JSON by Default output philosophy.
(given tui-complete)
(given seven-views)
Views
| View | Description |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | Vault stats and most-linked pages |
| Pages | Filterable page list |
| Links | Forward/back link explorer |
| Search | Full-text search with context |
| Diagnostics | Dead links, orphans, syntax issues |
| Page | Rendered Markdown with inline concepts/Wikilinks navigation |
| Graph | Local link graph with depth toggle |
Navigation
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
Tab / Shift+Tab | Cycle views |
Ctrl+K | Quick switcher |
j / k | Scroll |
Enter | Follow a wikilink |
Backspace | Go back |
/ | Search/filter |
Implementation
Built on ratatui and crossterm. The TUI reads the same Link Graph and architecture/Cache as the CLI commands — no separate data path. See SPEC-009 Xanadu View for the related two-pane reader.
Relationship to View
The TUI is a multi-view dashboard. For focused reading with visible connections between notes, use View Command instead — it provides a Xanadu-inspired two-pane layout with bridge connectors.
See also: CLI Reference, View Command, Serve Command