Summary
Once the interactive TUI tool picker (#495) ships, add a short demo GIF to README.md showcasing it in action — arrow-key navigation, space to toggle tools, enter to confirm.
Why
A visual demo is the fastest way to communicate the interactive install UX to new / less-technical users (the primary audience the TUI is meant to help). Static flag docs undersell an interactive feature.
Scope
- Record the TUI with asciinema, render to a lightweight GIF (
agg or gifski) — keep it small and crisp for GitHub rendering.
- Keep it short (~10–15s): show pre-checked defaults, arrow to move, space to toggle an opt-in tool (delta/lazygit), enter to confirm.
- Add it to the README near the "Selective Install" section.
- Caption must note the non-interactive path (
--non-interactive / SETUP_NON_INTERACTIVE=1 / CI auto-detect) so the GIF does not imply the menu is mandatory for automation / devcontainers.
- Cross-platform: ideally show the bash menu; note the PowerShell equivalent.
Out of scope
- Full video / narrated walkthrough (a single looping GIF is enough).
Blocked by
Summary
Once the interactive TUI tool picker (#495) ships, add a short demo GIF to
README.mdshowcasing it in action — arrow-key navigation, space to toggle tools, enter to confirm.Why
A visual demo is the fastest way to communicate the interactive install UX to new / less-technical users (the primary audience the TUI is meant to help). Static flag docs undersell an interactive feature.
Scope
aggorgifski) — keep it small and crisp for GitHub rendering.--non-interactive/SETUP_NON_INTERACTIVE=1/ CI auto-detect) so the GIF does not imply the menu is mandatory for automation / devcontainers.Out of scope
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