No matter how hard you work on keyboard support, it will never be good enough. If you do make it good enough, what you will end up with is basically a CLI, so why not skip the BS and just give me a real CLI from the beginning?

And anyone who goes through the effort to learn all the custom keyboard shortcuts for your application is likely a person who would quickly pick up a standard CLI, so why not save them the effort?

And once you do end up learning all the keyboard commands for an application having clickable things on screen becomes redundant. So what do you end up with when you remove all that? Just some representations of inputs and outputs, which again can be clearly displayed in a CLI terminal in some format. And because inputs and outputs rarely need to take up the whole screen, just delete all the extra whitespace too so you end up with a very compact workspace.

But at that point, just reduce your program down to a CLI and keep it in its purest form.

I am glad this project has a decent Node API.