Looks really interesting. I like the approach of writing pure functions that return descriptions of IO tasks to perform. A couple of questions:

1. Why async?

2. Why couple to anyhow instead of using an associated error type?

Neat. I'll check it out.

One suggestions: the README advertises lovely TUIs. Show us a screenshot, or screencast, so we can see what you mean!

This is awesome, there’s a really nice one in python called prompt toolkit that has some a nice api as well: https://python-prompt-toolkit.readthedocs.io/en/master/

Interesting stuff!

Video or gif would be nice! It’s like a UI library need at least a screenshot, this thing needs a video demo of sorts.

Q: why write that the docs is by LLM? In my opinion if it’s correct, and it makes sense, I don’t care even if an alien gave it to you.

How it compares to other libraries in this space, e.g. reedline or rustyline?

Please don't mind my possibly simplistic question — but is this something that would bring Rust development closer to a Lisp environment? Seems like an interesting project.

A quick demo or screenshot would be nice!

Cool project! But, I wonder how long can a project like this use a Pokemon as their namesake and mascot before you hear from nintendo's lawyers?