What problem does it solve? Building terminal user interfaces requires coordinating a native renderer, layout engine, keyboard input, and framework bindings, and finding the correct OpenTUI API or documentation page for each task is time-consuming without guidance. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Framework Selection Guidance: Routes you to the right package for the job, whether imperative @opentui/core, React hooks via @opentui/react, or Solid signals via @opentui/solid. - Intent-Based Documentation Routing: Maps intents like keyboard input, layout, animation, testing, SSH serving, QR codes, and Three.js rendering to the canonical docs page. - Public API Lookup: Points to the API and symbol index and package entry points so you use supported imports instead of deep source paths. - Use Case: You want to add keyboard shortcuts and an animated panel to a terminal app. The skill routes you to the keymap overview and animation docs, then to the React or Solid binding pages for hooks like useTimeline. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build a terminal UI with OpenTUI, for example to create a React-based TUI with keyboard navigation and an animated box.