pty skills

10 tagged pty, measured the same way as everything else here.

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tui-explorer

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pproenca/agent-tui

Skill Codex

Discover and replay terminal UI paths using agent-tui. Use when you need to launch a TUI app, explore navigation with bounded BFS, generate markdown acceptance tests, and verify those tests repeatedly. Do not use for web or desktop GUI automation.

not rated 119 yesterday A SkillSpector: pass 54 tokens original MIT

oly

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slaveOftime/open-relay

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when starting a long-running or interactive CLI command with oly, especially when it may need later input, should be detachable, or should keep durable logs for supervision and resume. Also use to supervise sessions already running under oly: check status, read logs, send input to push them forward, stop or…

not rated 95 changed yesterday A SkillSpector: pass 64 tokens original MIT

winkterm-remote

03

Cznorth/winkterm

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A remote-terminal workflow for managing local or SSH connections, opening terminals, running commands, viewing output, taking snapshots, and transferring files. SSH is a secure way to operate another computer over a network.

not rated 25 +1 7d ago A 112 tokens original MIT

shellink-cli

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jie123108/Shellink

Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo

Use the local Shellink CLI to create and operate SSH or command sessions. Use for remote commands, interactive terminals, file transfer, and profiles. Requires the local shellink CLI on PATH; auto-install if missing.

not rated 6 1mo ago A 49 tokens original MIT

ptywright-testing

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kingsword09/ptywright

Skill Codex

Build, run, record, replay, debug, and maintain deterministic terminal, TUI, PTY cassette, and browser-terminal agent regression tests with ptywright. Use when an agent needs to drive CLI/TUI apps, create ptywright scripts, configure ptywright.config., record or replay PTY output, solidify browser terminal agent flows…

not rated 1 4mo ago A 93 tokens original Apache-2.0

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