My vote for a GUI

[michaelslec]

Before the hate, I love TUIs. I've been in a terminal for many, many years. I deeply understand the want for a TUI. I love that you're also supporting agent CLI. That will be huge for agentic flows and advising.

I think this project with a similar layout and keyboard flow in a GUI would be very nice.

Creating a GUI can also be very difficult, so I understand if this is at the back of your priorities. Just casting my vote :)

Very cool project. I'm excited to see where it goes!

[raine]

Thanks for the feedback.

Originally, when everything was still at an idea stage, a web UI, iOS and Mac apps were on the roadmap. They still are, but for the Mac app (or some cross-platform variant) it might be difficult for me to have sufficient motivation to work on it and dogfood it given how well the TUI serves my purposes. Out of these three, I think a native mobile app can provide most value, so that's the target after TUI.

[Edke]

This is by far the best TUI application I've come across in months. I don't know @raine 's background or how much effort
went into crafting this interface, but the result left me speechless. The first screenshot on the GitHub page—I stared
at it for a good minute, taking in all the details and finesse put into the UX—and when I tested it locally, I was
genuinely blown away.

Then I read the issues, and one of the very first posts is a request to completely pivot—to build yet another GUI task
management tool, completely misunderstanding what this project is about. Reading the docs would help: the scope is
clear. This is a better taskwarrior—an agentic-first, beautiful, functional, keyboard-driven, secure terminal task
manager and much more.

The app is still early stage (the star count reflects that), but the potential is enormous. I'd argue the exact opposite
of @michaelslec: any effort to develop in a direction other than evolving the TUI would be a waste. I get that a mobile
interface and broader data accessibility matter, but the focus should stay on the TUI. That's what makes this the best
terminal app I've ever seen, used, or tested from a UI/UX and visuals perspective—and it's what differentiates it from
everything else out there.

Two things make this project exceptional:

1. TUI excellence — Completely cloud-free. Absolute security. Local data, under your control. The most sensitive
   data—personal, client data—stays local.

2. The agentic approach — aven prime is a genius concept. Syncing skill with immediately pouring current and
   project/folder properly mapped context gives a coding agent a far better starting point—and directly to the point:
   the agent immediately asks what to pick, knows how, and lands in the right context with skill loaded. Can hardly get
   better than that.

Both of these are worth doubling down on. I've been testing this new workflow for a few days, and I can already see how
much it will improve my efficiency in the short to mid term.

Raines, huge huge thanks for this tool!!