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Bubbletea projects on GitHub

Terminal user interfaces built with the Bubble Tea Go framework.

As of , the most-starred Bubbletea projects on GitHub are superfile (23.9K stars), gh-dash (12.6K stars) and tuios (5.4K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 7 Bubbletea repositories with 47.9K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 16 was tuios, with +35 stars in a day.

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7 projects · by stars

  1. #1 · yorukot/superfile

    superfile

    A pretty and modern terminal file manager — a keyboard-driven TUI app written in Go for browsing and managing files right from your shell.

    23.9K
  2. #2 · dlvhdr/gh-dash

    gh-dash

    gh-dash is a terminal UI (TUI) dashboard that shows your GitHub pull requests and issues right in the terminal, so you never have to switch to a browser to check them.

    12.6K
  3. #3 · Gaurav-Gosain/tuios

    tuios

    TUIOS is a terminal window manager and multiplexer built in Go that adds tiling panes, workspaces, and persistent daemon-backed sessions on top of your terminal, with built-in awareness of what coding agents running in its panes are doing.

    5.4K
  1. 4

    cliamp

    4.5Kbjarneo/cliamp · Go

    cliamp is a retro terminal music player inspired by Winamp. It plays local files plus streams from services like YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, Navidrome, Jellyfin, Plex, and internet radio, all from a terminal UI.

  2. 5

    whip

    1.1Kcontext-labs/whip · Go

    whip is a fast coding-agent harness written in Go: an LLM runs a tool-use loop (bash, read, write, edit, subagent) inside an interactive bubbletea terminal session to work on your code.

  3. 6

    moji

    257Microck/moji · Go

    Moji is a terminal tool that searches multiple font sources (GetFonts, DaFont, Fontshare, GitHub, and more), ranks the results, and downloads the font file that best matches your query.

  4. 7

    veet

    153swadhinbiswas/veet · Go

    VEET is a TUI and CLI uninstallation suite for Linux that removes not just the app binary but all the leftover config, cache, and sandbox data most package managers leave behind.

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