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Package form demonstrates pkg/form: a vertical form with Text, Password, Select, and Confirm fields.

Package inspector demonstrates pkg/inspector — a two-column label/value viewer with expand/collapse for nested structured records.

Package list demonstrates a filterable list.Model as a single-screen app.

Package logview demonstrates pkg/logview as a single-screen app: a synthetic log stream you can search ("/"), jump between matches (n/N), scroll (pgup/pgdn/arrows), and pin (G to follow, g to top).

Package metrics demonstrates pkg/metrics inline primitives — Badge, Ratio, Bar, Spark — composed into a polled deployments table.

Package pane demonstrates pane border styles, title positions, and slot-bracket variants in a single screen.

Package table demonstrates pkg/table — a filterable cursor-driven tabular view with a sticky header.

Package textview demonstrates pkg/textview: a read-only viewer for static text content with search, wrap toggle, and vim-style navigation.

Package tree demonstrates pkg/tree as a single-screen app: a synthetic project layout you can expand/collapse, search ("/"), and filter ("\") down to matching subtrees.

Package actions demonstrates pkg/action end to end: a screen declares what can be done to the current selection, and the app shell does everything else.

Package activity demonstrates per-row in-flight state: the spinner and status label a row shows while something is working on it.

Package capture demonstrates streaming a subprocess's output into an on-screen pkg/logview with runner.Capture, next to a command picker, with tab cycling focus between the two.

Package drilldown demonstrates a master-detail screen with async fetches at both levels, plus a third level via push:

Package filters is a two-filterable-pane screen — the shape that exposes how focus behaves when a component has more than one place to type.

Package focus demonstrates a screen with multiple components sharing one keyboard, using pkg/focus to decide which of them has it.

Package loading demonstrates pkg/pane's loading state across a list, a logview, and a tree.

Package modals demonstrates the three weights of feedback a screen can give, on one list of operations, so the difference between them is visible side by side rather than across two demos:

Package mouse demonstrates the click, double-click, wheel and drag affordances tuilib components expose when the app shell enables mouse input (app.Options.Mouse = app.MouseClick).

Package multiselect demonstrates marking — the multi-selection a user builds with space — on a table.Model, and the action.Set that acts on it.

Package poll demonstrates pkg/poll driving auto-refresh of a list, with keyed items so the user's cursor survives every refresh even as the underlying set churns.

Package remote demonstrates the full windowed-source loop: pkg/source coordinating a sparse pkg/table over a real paged HTTP API.

Package runner demonstrates pkg/runner: pick an interactive subprocess from a list, hand the terminal to it, and return to the TUI on exit.

Package treeactions demonstrates marking and pkg/action on a tree: a cluster-shaped resource hierarchy where you mark nodes at any depth and run verbs over the selection.

Package chrome demonstrates theme-owned border shape: the two slots a Theme carries for chrome, and the fact that changing one re-skins every component drawn from that theme without touching any component.

Package layouts demonstrates that pkg/layout can describe arbitrary compositions without the caller doing "m.h-2" math.

Package output demonstrates the app-wide output console: everything the app has said, kept, and readable long after the statusbar wiped it.

Package prescreen demonstrates pushing a screen *in front of* another one on first activation, and taking a result back when it pops — the shape behind "log in before you can use this", "pick a workspace first", or "re-authenticate, that token expired".

Package stack demonstrates a screen stack: how screens are pushed and popped, how data flows between them, and how a screen replaces itself.

Package status demonstrates how a screen sends transient feedback to the app's statusbar.

Package tabs demonstrates pkg/tab as the layout primitive of a host screen.

Package themecheck is an interactive theme picker.