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gh-dash is a terminal user interface (TUI) dashboard and API client for monitoring and managing GitHub pull requests, issues, and notifications. It serves as a repository manager and git workflow tool, allowing users to track project activity and execute development lifecycle tasks directly from the command line.
The main features of dlvhdr/gh-dash are: Productivity Dashboards, Terminal User Interfaces, GitHub Clients, Repository Path Mappings, Git Workflows, GitHub Integration Tools, Keybinding Configurations, GitHub Notification Filters.
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Skim is a cross-platform interactive fuzzy finder that runs as a terminal application, a Rust library, a Vim and Neovim plugin, and a shell integration tool. It provides real-time filtering and selection from lists of items, supporting keyboard and mouse navigation, live preview panes, and multi-select functionality across Linux, macOS, and Windows. The tool distinguishes itself through a composable query expression tree that supports fuzzy, exact, inverse, prefix, suffix, and logical AND/OR operators, combined with a Smith-Waterman scoring engine that penalizes typos and gaps for natural rel
Peco is an interactive text filter and fuzzy finder for the terminal. It serves as a terminal user interface selection tool that filters standard input in real-time using fuzzy matching and regular expressions. The tool preserves and renders ANSI color escape sequences from piped input streams while performing matching logic on plain-text versions. It supports multi-stage filtering, allowing users to freeze result sets to create a new base for subsequent refinements. Capability areas include advanced search filtering with negative matching, multi-item selection, and the ability to pipe selec
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