By name: lingtai-tui-help
description: >
Canonical reference for the lingtai-tui terminal UI — what the slash commands
do and how to drive the interface. Read this when a human asks how to use the
TUI, what a slash command does, how the command palette works, or which
command to reach for. The in-app /help command is a shortcut that opens this
skill's slash-command guide in the markdown viewer, jumping to the asset that
matches the current UI language.
version: 1.0.0
tags: [tui, help, slash-commands, reference, palette, lingtai-tui]
lingtai-tui help — canonical TUI reference
This skill is the single source of truth for lingtai-tui usage documentation:
the slash-command catalog and how to operate the terminal interface. The in-app
/help command is only a shortcut — it opens the markdown viewer on this skill's
slash-command guide, jumping straight to the asset that matches the current UI
language.
Keep this skill in sync with DefaultCommands() in
tui/internal/tui/palette.go: every slash command shipped there must be
described in the slash-command assets below.
Slash-command assets
The full slash-command reference is stored as three language assets so /help
can show the human their own language without translating UI prose at runtime:
assets/slash-commands.en.md— English (canonical wording).assets/slash-commands.zh.md— 简体中文.assets/slash-commands.wen.md— 文言.
The English asset is canonical; the Chinese and Wen assets are concise but complete translations of the same content. When a slash command is added, changed, or removed, update all three assets together.
How /help resolves the language
/help calls i18n.Lang() (returns "en", "zh", or "wen") and opens the
matching assets/slash-commands.<lang>.md page. Any unknown locale falls back to
the English asset.