/tui

Sets the terminal UI renderer and relaunches with the conversation intact.

What /tui does

Sets the terminal UI renderer and relaunches the application, preserving your current conversation. Using `fullscreen` enables a flicker-free alt-screen renderer. If no argument is provided, it prints the currently active renderer.

Syntax

/tui

Quick drill

Three cards from the /cards deck. Open each to check your answer.

  1. Which command sets the terminal UI renderer and relaunches with the conversation intact?

    • Clears the terminal screen history.
    • Toggles the terminal's text wrapping.
    • Resets the terminal to its default state.
    • Sets the terminal UI renderer.
    Show answer

    /tui: Sets the terminal UI renderer.

  2. Which command runs a deep, multi-agent code review in a cloud sandbox?

    • Compiles the entire codebase.
    • Analyzes code for security vulnerabilities.
    • Generates a summary of code changes.
    • Runs a deep, multi-agent code review.
    Show answer

    /ultrareview: Runs a deep, multi-agent code review.

  3. Which command describes and applies settings changes to the `settings.json` file?

    • Backs up the current configuration.
    • Edits the `settings.json` file based on…
    • Restores default configuration settings.
    • Displays the current configuration.
    Show answer

    /update-config: Edits the `settings.json` file based on…

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