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GitHub TUI

A fast, zero-dependency terminal user interface for GitHub — six tabs, a command palette, an in-terminal file explorer that can clone or save anything to your CWD, an inbox triage workflow, themes, persistent bookmarks & pins, OSC-52 clipboard, ETag-aware caching, mouse support, collapsible sections, and comprehensive repo analytics. All driven by your keyboard (and mouse).

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GitHub / User

  • Remote: https://github.com/unn-Known1/github-tui
  • Author: unn-Known1
  • Email: ptelgm.yt@gmail.com

✨ Highlights

  • 🏠 Real Dashboard — greeting + 5 stat cards (★ stars, ⑂ forks, ◆ languages, ⏱ account age, ⚠ stale repos), profile mini with recent followers, contribution heatmap, star history sparkline, top repos, language bar chart, live activity feed, recent issues/PRs, stale repos alert, trending-this-week, unread-notifications badge, collapsible sections.
  • 📁 Repos browser, supercharged — row selection (), Enter drills into Analyze details, sortable columns, type filter cycle (t: all/sources/forks/archived/private/public/templates), language facet (L), stale-only toggle (x), density toggle (D switches between compact and comfortable), pinned favorites (P — stick to top, persisted on disk), inline visibility badges (🔒 private, 🔱 fork, 📦 archived, 🗄 template, 📌 pinned, ★ bookmarked), g/G jump-to-top/bottom.
  • 🗂️ File explorerF on Analyze details opens a real in-terminal repo browser. Walk the tree, view files with line numbers + naive syntax coloring, switch branches, save individual files (s), save whole folders recursively (S), download zipballs (Z) streamed straight to disk, git clone into your CWD (C), gh repo clone for private repos (G), copy raw URLs (y) or file contents (Y) to clipboard.
  • 🔍 Analyze any public repo — search, 2-column detail view (metadata + languages bar + top contributors + latest releases), pane tabs [O] Overview / [i] Issues / [P] PRs / [R] README / [F] Files / [T] Traffic / [M] Milestones / [L] Labels / [K] Checks / [S] Security, parallel ahead/behind compares on forks.
  • 📊 Repo Analytics — Traffic (views/clones/popular paths/referrers), Milestones (title/state/due/issues), Labels (color dots/descriptions), Checks/CI (pass/fail/pending summary), Security (Dependabot alerts with severity icons).
  • 📥 Inbox triage — color-coded notification types, mark-as-read (m) / mark-all (M) / unsubscribe (u) / filter cycle (f: all/unread/mentions/review), repo-grouped summary.
  • 🎨 Themesdefault (dark) and light — each with a fully distinct palette using true-color (24-bit) and 256-color rendering. Persisted across sessions.
  • Command PaletteCtrl-P or : opens a fuzzy-search modal listing every action.
  • 📖 README viewerR on the details pane renders the repo's README in-terminal with naive Markdown styling.
  • Star anywheres toggles a GitHub star on the highlighted repo (search results / details / forks / your repos).
  • 📋 OSC-52 clipboardy copies the current URL; works over SSH and inside tmux.
  • 📉 Live rate-limit indicator — top-right of the screen; full breakdown (remaining/limit/reset minutes + token scopes) on the Settings tab.
  • 💾 ETag caching — repeated GETs return 304 and don't cost any rate-limit budget. Disk-backed with LRU eviction, survives restarts.
  • 🛡️ Offline mode — shows cached data with ⚠ OFFLINE banner when network is unavailable.
  • 📡 Last-synced timestamps — every tab shows when data was last refreshed.
  • 📦 Cache stats — header shows cache size in KB; Settings → System shows full breakdown.
  • 🔐 Secure local auth — PAT stored in the OS keychain (macOS Keychain, Linux libsecret, Windows Credential Manager); falls back to ~/.github-tui/token with chmod 600 when no keychain is available. Existing plaintext tokens are auto-migrated on first run. Masked while typing; auto-cleared on first 401.
  • 🐙 GitHub CLI login — if gh CLI is installed, log in with one click (reads gh auth token). No PAT creation needed. Falls back to PAT login if gh is not available. Zero npm dependencies.
  • 🖥️ Diff-based renderer — only changed cells are redrawn; resizes adaptively.
  • 📝 Issue/PR detail popupEnter on an issue or PR opens a full detail view with rendered body, labels, comments tab, reviews tab, and PR files tab. Comment (c), react (r), close/reopen (x), merge PR (M) — all from the TUI.
  • 🔀 PR diff viewer — Files tab in the detail popup shows changed files with +/- stats. Select a file to view its unified diff with syntax-colored additions/deletions.
  • 🖱️ Mouse support — click tabs, pane tabs, list items; scroll wheel navigation; hover effects with row highlighting on all list views.
  • 📂 Collapsible sectionsz toggle, Z collapse all, X expand all. State persisted to disk (~/.github-tui/collapsed.json).
  • 📈 Rate limit visual bar — real-time █░ indicator in the header showing API quota usage.
  • 🎯 Context-aware help? shows current tab's shortcuts first.
  • ✏️ Input cursor movement — arrow keys, Home/End, Ctrl-A/E/U/W in all text inputs.
  • 🛡️ Graceful shutdown — atomic signal handling, raw mode restored, debug logging on crash.

🚀 Run

Requires Node.js 18+.

Quick start (no install)

npx github-tui

Global install

npm install -g github-tui
github-tui

From source

git clone https://github.com/unn-Known1/github-tui.git
cd github-tui
node app.mjs

Update

npm update -g github-tui

Run tests

npm test

First launch lands you on the Dashboard. Press 6 for Settings, then Enter on Login, and paste your GitHub Personal Access Token (the input is masked).

🔑 Creating a GitHub Personal Access Token

  1. Go to GitHub → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Tokens (classic).
  2. Click Generate new token.
  3. Recommended scopes: repo, read:user, notifications.
  4. Copy the token, then paste it on the Settings tab → Login.

Your current token scopes are shown in the Settings → System panel so you can audit them at any time.

⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts

Global

Key Action
16 / Tab / Shift+Tab Switch tabs (Dashboard / Repos / Analyze / Actions / Inbox / Settings)
Ctrl-P or : Open the command palette (fuzzy search every action)
or j k Navigate lists
Enter Select / drill in
Esc / h Back (on Dashboard: quit confirmation)
Space Load more (pagination)
G Jump to bottom (Repos / Files)
o Open the current item in your browser
y Copy the current URL to clipboard (OSC-52)
b Bookmark / unbookmark the current repo
B Browse all bookmarks
s Star / unstar the current repo on GitHub
r Refresh the current view
u Undo last destructive action
Ctrl-Y Redo last undone action
z Toggle collapsible section
Z Collapse all sections
X Expand all sections
? Toggle help overlay
q / Ctrl-C Quit

Repos tab

Key Action
Enter Open the highlighted repo in Analyze → details
/ Substring filter (name + description + language)
c Clear ALL filters in one go
t Cycle type filter: all → sources → forks → archived → private → public → templates
L Filter by exact language…
x Toggle stale-only (no push in last 6 months)
D Density toggle (compact ↔ comfortable / shows description)
P Pin / unpin highlighted repo (sticky top, persisted on disk)
V Toggle starred / own repos
g / G Jump to top / bottom
n s f i u Sort by name / stars / forks / issues / updated (press again to reverse)

Analyze tab

Key Action
i Open the search prompt (from details: toggle Issues pane)
u Search GitHub users — Enter on a result lists all their public repos
C Search code across GitHub
S / U On a user's repo list: sort by stars / last updated (press again to reverse)
Enter View details → from details: view Forks / open Issue/PR detail popup
P Toggle PRs pane (on details view)
O Reset to Overview pane (on details view)
R Open the README pane (renders Markdown in-terminal)
F Open the File explorer pane
T Open the Traffic pane (views/clones/popular paths)
M Open the Milestones pane
L Open the Labels pane
K Open the Checks/CI pane
S Open the Security pane (Dependabot alerts)
Space Load more search results or more forks

Issue/PR Detail Popup

Key Action
Enter on issue/PR Open detail popup
Esc / h Close popup (or back from diff view)
↑↓ j/k Scroll content
Enter (on body tab) Cycle to next tab (Body → Comments → Reviews → Files)
c Comment on the issue/PR
r React — pick an emoji reaction
x Close or Reopen the issue/PR
M Merge the PR (with confirmation)
y Copy the issue/PR URL to clipboard
g / G Jump to top / bottom

Files pane (Analyze → F)

Key Action
Enter Open dir / view file
Esc / h Up a directory / leave viewer
s Save current file to your CWD
S Save whole folder recursively to your CWD (4-worker concurrent fetch)
Z Download repo zipball to CWD (streamed straight to disk)
C git clone repo into your CWD
G gh repo clone (auth handled by gh, works for private repos)
B Branch / tag picker overlay — switch the tree view
y Copy raw github URL
Y Copy file contents to clipboard (OSC-52, capped at ~75 KB)
↑↓ g / end Scroll / jump

Safety guarantees: every disk write goes through safeCwdJoin which refuses any path that would escape your CWD. Clones refuse to overwrite an existing directory. Folder-save aborts at 500 files and suggests the zipball instead. The zipball downloader streams to disk without ever buffering the full archive in RAM.

Forks view

Key Action
p s n Sort by last push / stars / name
Space Load the next 30 forks (compares run in parallel)

Actions tab

Key Action
↑↓ j k Navigate repos or runs
Enter View runs for selected repo / expand or collapse job details
r / R Re-run selected workflow (runs view)
x / X Cancel selected running workflow (runs view)
o Open selected run in browser
t / Esc Back to repo list (from runs view)
/ Filter repos by name

Inbox

Key Action
Enter Open Issue/PR inline detail popup; other types open in browser
o Open notification subject in browser
m Mark the current thread as read
M Mark all notifications as read
u Unsubscribe from thread (DELETE subscription)
f Cycle filter: all → unread → mentions → review
/ Text search across title and repo name
Space Load more notifications (append next page)
r Refresh notifications

Settings

Key Action
↑↓ Navigate menu items
Enter Select / activate the highlighted item
s / S Star the github-tui repo (show support!)
o Open github-tui repo in browser
r Refresh user data

🗂️ Project Layout

The app is split into 30 focused modules. Adding a new tab is: create one file, register it in state.mjs, import it in render.mjs and keys.mjs. The command palette picks up new actions automatically when you call palette.register({ id, label, run }).

.
├── app.mjs                          # ~70-line entrypoint — lifecycle only
├── README.md
├── VISION.md                        # Roadmap + persona-driven brainstorm
├── tests/                           # 222 tests (Node built-in test runner, zero deps)
│   ├── utils.test.mjs
│   ├── repos-logic.test.mjs
│   ├── theme.test.mjs
│   └── keychain.test.mjs
└── tui/
    ├── screen.mjs                   # Diff-based terminal renderer + buffer swap + FORCE_COLOR + CJK support
    ├── github.mjs                   # HTTPS client + ETag cache + 60+ endpoints + streaming downloader
    ├── config.mjs                   # Constants + token I/O (delegates to keychain.mjs) + JSON store helpers
    ├── keychain.mjs                 # OS keychain abstraction (macOS / Linux / Windows, zero deps)
    ├── utils.mjs                    # Pure helpers (time, format, OSC-52, openUrl, safeCwdJoin, runCommand)
    ├── state.mjs                    # Single appState + async-stale guard + message bus + collapsible state
    ├── input.mjs                    # Modal text input + cursor movement + handler registry + paste support
    ├── theme.mjs                    # 10 themes — persisted to ~/.github-tui/theme + NO_COLOR support
    ├── store.mjs                    # Bookmarks + saved searches + pins (on-disk JSON)
    ├── palette.mjs                  # Command palette (Ctrl-P) with fuzzy match
    ├── render.mjs                   # Top-level render: chrome + dispatch to tabs + hover effects
    ├── keys.mjs                     # Global key router + per-tab dispatchers + collapse handlers
    ├── mouse.mjs                    # Mouse event parsing + click/scroll/hover handlers (all tabs)
    ├── repos-logic.mjs              # Pure business logic — testable without global state
    ├── undo.mjs                     # Undo/redo system for destructive actions
    ├── virtual-scroll.mjs           # Virtual scrolling helper for large lists
    ├── error-recovery.mjs           # Error handling with contextual recovery hints
    ├── layout.mjs                   # Responsive layout system with percentage-based sizing
    ├── focus.mjs                    # Focus management with Tab/Shift+Tab navigation
    ├── custom-keys.mjs              # Custom user keybindings with schema validation
    └── tabs/
        ├── dashboard.mjs            # Home screen with widgets + collapsible sections
        ├── repos.mjs                # Your repositories (selection, badges, filters, pins, density)
        ├── analyze.mjs              # Search + details + Issues/PRs/README/Files/Traffic/Milestones/Labels/Checks/Security panes
        ├── detail.mjs               # Issue/PR detail popup with comments, reviews, reactions, diff viewer
        ├── files.mjs                # In-terminal file explorer with save / clone / zipball
        ├── forks.mjs                # Forks sub-view with concurrent ahead/behind
        ├── settings.mjs             # Settings + System info panel
        ├── inbox.mjs                # Notifications with triage actions
        └── help.mjs                 # Help overlay (?) — context-aware

Every tab module exports render(screen, y, h), an optional keys map for tab-local hotkeys, and optional up/down/enter/space dispatchers.

🧱 What Each Tab Shows

1 · Dashboard

  • Time-of-day greeting (Good morning/afternoon/evening, <you>) with 🔔 unread badge.
  • 5 stat cards: ★ Total Stars, ⑂ Total Forks, ◆ Distinct Languages, ⏱ Account Age, ⚠ Stale Repos. Tab to focus, ←/→ to move, Enter to drill in (e.g. Stale → Repos with stale filter).
  • Left: profile mini (@login, email, followers/following counts, recent followers list), contribution heatmap (15-week grid from PushEvents), star history sparkline (last 30 days), top 5 repos by stars, language bar chart across all your repos.
  • Right: Recent Activity feed (last ~10 events with colored icons per type + relative timestamps), Recent Issues (across your repos), Recent Pull Requests (across your repos), Stale Repos Alert (60+ days no push), 🔥 Trending This Week (top 5 public repos created in last 7 days, sorted by stars).
  • Collapsible sections — all sections can be collapsed/expanded with z/Z/X.

2 · Repos

  • Header shows aggregate ★/⑂/⚡ totals across all your repos plus archived count.
  • Dismissible filter chips above the list — each chip has an to remove just that filter. c still clears all in one go.
  • Sortable columns and a substring filter (/).
  • Type cycle (t) lets you jump straight to sources / forks / archived / private / public / templates.
  • Language facet (L) narrows to one language.
  • Stale-only (x) surfaces side-projects with no push in 6+ months.
  • Density (D) toggles between compact (1 line/row) and comfortable (description shown on row+1).
  • Pins (P) float favorites to the top with a ★ PINNED section header — persisted on disk so they survive restarts.
  • Each row shows visibility badges (🔒 private, 🔱 fork, 📦 archived, 🗄 template, 📌 pinned, ★ bookmarked) and a relative push time.
  • Space paginates beyond the first 30. Enter opens the repo in Analyze details.

3 · Analyze

  • Search any public repo. Enter opens a 2-column detail view.
  • u searches GitHub users; Enter on a user lists all their public repos (paginated with Space), and Enter on a repo drills into full details.
  • C searches code across GitHub.
  • Pane tabs: [O] Overview, [i] Issues (N), [P] PRs (N), [R] README, [F] Files, [T] Traffic, [M] Milestones, [L] Labels, [K] Checks, [S] Security.
  • Overview = metadata column + (languages bar chart / top contributors / latest releases) column.
  • README pane renders Markdown with naive styling (headings bold, lists in accent color, code fences dimmed).
  • Traffic pane = views, clones, popular paths, popular referrers.
  • Milestones pane = title, state, due date, open/closed issues.
  • Labels pane = color dots, name, description.
  • Checks/CI pane = check runs with pass/fail/pending summary.
  • Security pane = Dependabot alerts with severity icons.
  • Files pane = full in-terminal file browser + viewer with save/clone/zipball actions (see above).
  • From details: Enter opens Forks with ahead/behind columns; Space paginates more.

4 · Actions (CI)

  • Select a repo from the list to browse its workflow runs.
  • Each run row shows: status icon (//~/ø), run number, workflow name, branch, trigger event, and relative age.
  • Enter expands a run to show its jobs and steps inline; press Enter again to collapse.
  • r/R re-queues the selected run; X cancels it if in-progress.
  • / filters the repo list; t/Esc returns from runs view to repo list.
  • r refreshes the current view (repo list or runs list).

5 · Settings

  • Authentication: Login (GitHub CLI) — uses gh auth token if gh is installed; Login (PAT) — paste a Personal Access Token; Logout.
  • Actions: Refresh Dashboard, Refresh User Data, Auto-Refresh, Change Theme, Clear Token File, Token display.
  • System panel: app version (0.6.7), config dir, token file path, Node version, platform/arch, terminal size, API remaining / limit / reset-in minutes, token scopes, active keychain backend.

6 · Inbox

  • Per-row: ▶ selection, ● yellow unread dot, color-coded subject type (PR/cyan, Issue/yellow, Release/green, Discussion/magenta, Commit/blue, CheckSuite/red), repo·title, reason, relative time.
  • Header shows unread/total counts + active filter (all / unread / mentions / review).
  • Right-side By Repo widget — top 5 noisiest repos with counts.
  • / text search filters by title and repo name simultaneously.
  • Space appends the next page of notifications without replacing the current list.
  • u unsubscribes from the thread (calls DELETE on the GitHub subscription endpoint).
  • Triage actions: m/M/u/f.

🧠 Design Notes

  • Zero npm dependencies. Only Node's built-in https, fs, os, path, child_process. Tests use Node's built-in test runner.
  • Secure token storage. PAT is stored in the OS keychain (macOS Keychain / Linux libsecret / Windows Credential Manager) using only built-in CLI tools — no npm packages. Falls back to chmod 600 plaintext when no keychain is available. Existing plaintext tokens are silently migrated.
  • Single source of truth. tui/state.mjs holds one appState object. ESM live bindings mean every module sees updates instantly without a pub/sub layer.
  • Pure business logic. repos-logic.mjs contains testable functions decoupled from global state — sortRepos, applyAllFilters, floatPinsToTop accept parameters, not globals.
  • Stale-async guard. Every long-running fetch grabs a generation number from startAsync(). If the user navigates away, isStale(gen) returns true and results are discarded. No "snap-back" to old state.
  • Bounded concurrency. Fork ahead/behind compares run with a 5-worker pool. Folder-save uses a 4-worker pool. Dashboard widgets and repo details enrichment fetch in parallel with per-call fault tolerance.
  • ETag cache. Every GET response with an ETag header is cached; subsequent identical GETs send If-None-Match and a 304 returns the cached body for free (no rate-limit cost).
  • Streaming downloads. Zipballs never buffer in memory — they pipe straight to disk via Node's https.
  • CWD safety. Every disk write goes through safeCwdJoin which refuses any path that would escape process.cwd(). Clones refuse to overwrite an existing directory.
  • Diff-based renderer. tui/screen.mjs uses buffer swapping (zero allocation after warm-up) and only emits cursor moves + characters that actually changed. CJK/wide character support for proper alignment.
  • Cross-platform rendering. Box-drawing characters fall back to ASCII on Windows. FORCE_COLOR/NO_COLOR env vars respected. 16-color fallback for terminals without 256-color support.
  • Theme-aware rendering. Tab renderers call theme.color('star') instead of hardcoding 'yellow', so new themes drop in without touching any tab.
  • Command palette. Actions register themselves; the palette is just a fuzzy filter over the registry. New features can expose actions without touching any UI code.
  • Mouse support. Full mouse tracking with click, scroll wheel, and hover effects on all list views.
  • Collapsible sections. All sections across Dashboard, Repos, Analyze, and Inbox can be collapsed/expanded. State persisted to disk.
  • Graceful shutdown. Single atomic handler restores raw mode, disables mouse, clears screen — no double-calls, no broken terminals.
  • Undo/redo. Destructive actions (bookmark removal, star/unstar, unsubscribe, issue close) are undoable with u/Ctrl-Y. Stack persists for the session.
  • Error recovery. Contextual error messages with recovery hints and retry support. Recognizes common error patterns (auth, rate limit, network, etc.).
  • Responsive layout. Terminal width breakpoints (xs/sm/md/lg/xl) adapt column widths, card layouts, and detail popups.
  • Focus management. Tab/Shift+Tab navigation between focus zones per tab.
  • Paste handling. Bracketed paste mode for proper multi-line text insertion.
  • Render debouncing. Microtask batching prevents render flooding during rapid state changes.
  • Resize recovery. Scroll positions and selection indices are automatically adjusted after terminal resize.

⚠️ Limitations

  • Token is stored in the OS keychain where available (macOS Keychain, Linux libsecret, Windows Credential Manager). On systems without a supported keychain tool, it falls back to plaintext with chmod 600 file permissions.
  • Optional system dependency: GitHub CLI (gh) for one-click login. Not required — PAT login always works. Install from cli.github.com.
  • Mostly read-only client today — actions ship in waves:
    • shipped: star/unstar, bookmark, pin, save file, save folder, zipball, git clone, gh clone, notification mark/unsubscribe.
    • shipped (v0.5): commenting on issues/PRs, reactions, close/reopen, merge PRs, PR diff viewer, review comments.
    • shipped (v0.5.8): rate limit indicator, traffic/milestones/labels/checks/security panes, mouse support, collapsible sections, hover effects, followers section, Windows and terminal icon compatibility, File Explorer selection fixes, help overlay scroll clamping.
    • shipped (v0.6.2): Actions tab full rewrite (rerun, cancel, expand jobs/steps, correct key bindings), Inbox triage fixes (append-more, true unsubscribe, filtered scroll bounds, fallback URLs).
  • Only the GitHub REST v3 API is used (no GraphQL yet).
  • Requires a true TTY — won't run when stdin is piped.
  • The naive file-viewer syntax coloring is style-only — no real lexer. Adequate for reading, not editing.

🔭 Roadmap (from VISION.md)

Shipped in v0.3: Modular refactor, command palette, themes, inbox triage, README viewer pane, OSC-52 clipboard copy, bookmarks store, star/unstar, ETag cache, token-scope inspector.

Shipped in v0.3.1: Repos tab row selection + Enter drill-in, type/language/stale filters, density toggle, pins, visibility badges, relative-time column, jump-to-top/bottom. File explorer with tree browsing, file viewer (line numbers + syntax coloring), branch picker, save file / save folder / download zipball / git clone / gh clone — all CWD-safe.

Shipped in v0.4: Dashboard enhancements — contribution heatmap (15-week grid), star history sparkline (30-day trend), recent issues/PRs activity, stale repos alert (60+ days), quick actions bar.

Shipped in v0.5: Issue/PR detail popup with rendered body, labels, comments, and file diffs. Comment from TUI, emoji reactions, close/reopen, merge PRs with confirmation. PR diff viewer with unified diff and syntax coloring. Inbox notifications open detail popup for issues/PRs.

Shipped in v0.6.7:

  • Audit hardening — fixed lifecycle cleanup, upgrade-note gating, account-safe logout/reset, token-partitioned ETag caching, secure streamed downloads, stale-request cancellation, filtered Inbox actions, Settings navigation, starred pagination, and Unicode input cursor handling.
  • Regression coverage — focused tests cover cache isolation, repository path encoding, HTTPS download enforcement, filtered Inbox selection, and release-note lifecycle. 222 / 222 tests pass.

Shipped in v0.6.6:

  • Gap-audit closeout — full P0 + P1 sweep (see CHANGELOG.md for the 7 P0 + 13 P1 entries). Highlights: --accessible mode for screen readers, automatic loading watchdog via Object.defineProperty setter, retry-hint footer, contextual empty-state cards, POWER-USER help category (Ctrl-P / Ctrl-S / Ctrl-K / Ctrl-Y), Analyze → Explore rename sweep.
  • Dashboard follow-up polish:
    • F1 l-key double-binding fixed — global keys.mjs no longer shadows the per-tab localRepoFilter toggle; card navigation now stays on Right arrow + uppercase L.
    • F3 Recent Activity zone added — Tab reaches the activity list; [Enter] open repo drills into the affected repository via Explore.
    • All 5 stat cards now have a sensible actionLANGUAGES (i=2) → Repos + language-chip sidebar; ACCOUNT AGE (i=3) → user profile in browser; STARS / FORKS / STALE unchanged.
    • Failure + freshness banner row at the header right — red ⚠ N widget(s) failed (left) surfaces silent Promise.allSettled rejections; dim Updated Xm ago (right) shows freshness.
    • clampList() self-heals stale selection/scroll when a refresh shrinks a list (events / trending / issues / PRs).
    • FOCUS_ZONES re-ordered to cards → activity → issues → prs → trending for top-to-bottom Tab flow through the right column.
  • Internal: trending-pagination fetch dedup (~80 lines removed into _fetchTrendingPage + _setTrendingPage), dead ZONES const + cycleDashboardZone export removed, custom-section loader now logs to stderr under DEBUG.
  • Tests: 213 / 213 passing (was 208 / 208).

Shipped in v0.6.3:

  • GitHub CLI login — new "Login (GitHub CLI)" option in Settings. Uses gh auth token for zero-friction auth — no PAT creation needed if gh is installed. Graceful degradation: option grayed out if gh not available. Zero npm dependencies.
  • Undo/Redo system — destructive actions (bookmark removal, star/unstar, unsubscribe, issue close) are now undoable with u/Ctrl-Y. Full 20-entry undo stack with convenience functions.
  • Virtual scrolling helper — standardized module for efficient rendering of large lists with viewport calculation, scroll handling, and mouse wheel support.
  • Error recovery system — contextual error messages with recovery hints and retry support. Recognizes 8 error patterns (auth, rate limit, network, timeout, SSL) and suggests appropriate actions.
  • Responsive layout system — terminal width breakpoints adapt column widths, card layouts, and detail popups. Repos tab and dashboard stat cards now scale gracefully.
  • Focus management — Tab/Shift+Tab navigation between focus zones per tab with canFocus() guards.
  • Paste handling — bracketed paste mode for proper multi-line text insertion. Pasted content is inserted atomically.
  • Per-widget loading states — dashboard widgets track individual loading state for granular UI feedback.
  • Custom keybindings validation — invalid entries now show warnings with specific error messages.
  • CJK/wide character support — strWidth() now correctly counts CJK characters as width 2 with proper ESC sequence handling.
  • 16-color fallback — terminals without 256-color support get nearest ANSI color mapping.
  • Confirm dialog fix — Enter now confirms, Escape/cancel works correctly.
  • Render debouncing — microtask batching prevents render flooding.
  • Key repeat debouncing — arrow keys held down are debounced at ~60fps.
  • Resize recovery — scroll positions and selection indices automatically adjusted after terminal resize.
  • Dynamic import optimization — custom keybindings module lazy-loaded once at startup.
  • Mouse coordinate constants — extracted TAB_CONTENT_Y for consistent layout.
  • Removed _global scope fallback — startAsync() now requires explicit scope string.
  • 30 modules — codebase expanded from 24 to 30 focused modules.

Shipped in v0.6.2:

  • Actions tab overhaul — fixed 8 bugs: stale loading flag, wrong repo shown under filter, Esc no-op in repos view, up/down moving wrong cursor when expanded, maxVisible capped at 10 rows, r/X keys shadowed by globals (rerun/cancel never fired), refresh always reset to repos list instead of reloading runs.
  • Inbox tab overhaul — fixed 8 bugs: Space was loading the next server page (replacing list) instead of appending; inboxHasMore initialized to true causing a spurious page-2 request; unsubscribeNotification was muting (PUT) instead of unsubscribing (DELETE); mouse hover and scroll used unfiltered count instead of filtered; click always jumped scroll even when item was visible; down() crashed without a screen object; openCurrent had no fallback URL for Discussion/CheckSuite notifications.
  • Zero dependencies — removed stray @anthropic-ai/claude-code entry from package.json; added .gitignore to exclude package-lock.json.
  • 128 tests — all passing.

Shipped in v0.6.1:

  • 15 bug fixes across input, keys, mouse, github, keychain, repos, detail, and inbox modules — falsy-zero cursor, emoji code-point insertion, duplicate case labels, left-arrow back nav, toggleStar re-entrancy, custom-keys context check, hover offsets, scroll bounds, isStarred error swallowing, workflow signal support, cmd.exe metachar escaping, _filteredReposCount, starred pagination mapping, footer range, loadDetail stale paths, mergePR null-check, and null URL crash.
  • Version string unified — APP_VERSION in tui/config.mjs now matches package.json.

Shipped in v0.6.0:

  • OS keychain integration — PAT stored in macOS Keychain, Linux libsecret, or Windows Credential Manager using zero npm dependencies. Automatic silent migration from legacy plaintext file. Falls back to chmod 600 plaintext when no keychain tool is available. Settings tab shows active storage backend in green (secure) or yellow (plaintext fallback).
  • 90 tests — added keychain.test.mjs covering backend detection, save/load/remove contract, and round-trip behaviour.

Shipped in v0.5.8:

  • Graceful shutdown — atomic signal handling, raw mode restore, unhandled rejection/crash handlers, debug logging.
  • Terminal lifecycle — debounced resize, buffer-swap renderer (zero allocation), NO_COLOR/FORCE_COLOR support, terminal multiplexer detection.
  • Input cursor movement — arrow keys, Home/End, Ctrl-A/E/U/W in all text inputs.
  • Context-aware help? shows current tab's shortcuts first.
  • Mouse hover on all lists — Repos, Inbox, Actions tabs now highlight on hover.
  • Esc on Dashboard — shows quit confirmation dialog.
  • Pure business logicrepos-logic.mjs extracted for testability.
  • 81 tests — Node built-in test runner, zero dependencies.
  • Windows compatibility — ASCII box-drawing fallback, platform-aware cursor handling.

Shipped in v0.5.7:

  • Rate limit indicator — visual █░ bar in header + explicit /rate_limit endpoint
  • Traffic pane — views, clones, popular paths, popular referrers
  • Milestones pane — title, state, due date, open/closed issues
  • Labels pane — color dots, name, description
  • Checks/CI pane — check runs with pass/fail/pending summary
  • Security pane — Dependabot alerts with severity icons
  • Review Comments — Reviews tab in PR detail view with state icons
  • Mouse support — click tabs/panes/items, scroll wheel, hover effects
  • Collapsible sectionsz/Z/X keys, disk persistence
  • Followers section — recent followers in Dashboard profile
  • 8 themes — added light theme

See VISION.md for the full multi-version plan, 10 user personas, 16 feature categories, and 10 named workflow recipes.

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A fast, zero-dependency terminal UI for GitHub — dashboards, repos, issues, PRs, inbox, actions, repo explorer, themes, and more.

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