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Made some progress on putting renderables onto the main scrollback buffer in OpenTUI. Still have some work left on the internals, but making progress. We want to make this direct render mode available as `opencode run --interactive` - as a minimal mode that is optimized for embedding OpenCode or... show more

Simon Klee

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Миша Љевћенко6 months ago

This + cc's vim mode would be a killer

Simon Klee6 months ago

Exactly. Have been testing the vim oc plugin and it would benefit from this mode

Tommy D. Rossi6 months ago

awesome. I would call it --scrollback

Luke Parker6 months ago

Dude this is awesome

مُحَمَّد 🍉6 months ago

liked the footer much better than the existing one

Simon Klee6 months ago

Oh no, this is just my testbed in OpenTUI. @iamdavidhill does the design and it will be on brand 😉

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