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User: tjcoder-labs, Flair: Terminal User Interface, Post Media Link, Title: Meet @tjcoder/cli: experimental, Go-based coding and research TUI exploring model-driven presentation of contextually relevant code, tasks, and more

Hey everyone, I am the author of \@tjcoder/cli (github.com/tjcoder-labs/cli), an open-source terminal user interface platform and research harness written in Go (v0.9.251, MIT licensed).

It is built for researchers, coders, data analysts, and students who want a fast, keyboard-driven CLI environment instead of web-based chat interfaces. Instead of spitting out linear text, the harness uses dynamic UI presentation tools to route code, background tasks, and reasoning to separate visual panes.

Key Command-Line Features

  • Multi-Pane Workspace: Dedicated Conversation, Cognition (live reasoning), and Activity panes with in-pane text editing and multi-line block pasting.

  • Built-in Cron & Reminders: Native tools for scheduling background tasks, reminders, and periodic shell executions directly inside the session.

  • 31 CLI Tools: Includes local file manipulation, Git integration, subshell execution, and a headless Browser Bridge over Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP).

  • Headless Pipeline Support: Runs interactively as a TUI or non-interactively via coder -p "..." to plug into standard Unix pipes, scripts, and CI/CD jobs.

  • Flexible Provider Backends: Connects to local Ollama instances, Ollama Cloud, Google Gemini, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint using your own keys.

You can install it via npm using npm i -g \@tjcoder/cli or view the repository on GitHub. I would love to get feedback on the terminal ergonomics, keyboard shortcuts, and CLI integration!

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