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Use when you need to operate a full-screen terminal application (TUI) via wsh. Examples: "navigate vim to edit a file", "use lazygit to stage and commit changes", "interact with htop or k9s".

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Install

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One command — your agent picks it up automatically.

Select an AI agent above to see the install command.

or

Manual Install

More steps

Download the file and paste it into your agent's system prompt.

Skill details

Versionv1.0.0
AuthorDeepgram
Categorycoding
Skill IDdeepgram/wsh/skills/tui

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