Terminal & TUI

Built for the terminal.

Fast, calm, keyboard-driven. No browser required.

01 · The commands

Do, doing, done

Three verbs cover the day. Same Tracks, same NOW as the web.

> 123 do "Write release notes"

# ○ added to do

> 123 now

# ◉ show your current step

> 123 done now

# ● complete the current step

> 123 do

# ○ show your do list, ordered for you

> 123 flow

# see your full flow across tracks

> 123 do

  DO (4)
  ! Fix the deploy blocker
  ? Reply to @sam’s question
  @ Review @alex’s PR
  ○ Write release notes

02 · Why it matters

Why terminal users care

Stays where you work.

No tab to switch to.

<1s

Instant response.

No loading, no JavaScript.

Same state everywhere.

Web or terminal - your NOW is the same wherever you check.

03 · The TUI

A focused terminal interface

Type 123 and the TUI opens: your Tracks, the timeline, one Step in focus. Keyboard-driven. No mouse needed.

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◉ Write release notes

@m1ra: b1ll drafted notes from the last 10 commits. Waiting on review.

[d]o n[o]w do[n]e not[e] [a]dd [t]rack [q]uit

Pause and resume d1on, read m1ra’s summaries, see what b1ll shipped, connect models, invite the team - all without leaving the terminal.

Your agents run on your own keys, at cost. You bring the model; 123.do brings the consistent agent layer that drives it. That layer is your organisation’s memory, and it lives above the model: you are never locked into one LLM. Swap to a cheaper model and the agents stay the same. Your history is yours, in one place.

Stay in flow without leaving the terminal.

Keyboard-first. Calm by default.

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