oug-t

Sorry for the inconvenience, put the wrong url

PRs are welcomed!

The next step would be implement advanced vim motions.

Then refine the current UI and interface.

Hey HN,

I posted an early version a month ago. I built zsweep because most Minesweeper clones feel cluttered and require too much mouse movement. I wanted something that felt like Monkeytype—clean, stats-heavy, and capable of being played entirely with a keyboard (Vim style).

Play: https://zsweep.com Repo: https://github.com/oug-t/zsweep

Hi HN, I built this because I wanted a standard way to tell my internal LLM proxy which data is ephemeral and which can be saved. It's a draft spec (RFC), and I've included fail-safe libraries for Go/Python. Would love feedback on the header structure.

Interesting game, love the design.

Struggled a little before understanding the instructions.

Yes! After using gh-dash, I came up the idea to create this tool with Bubbletea to work along with gh-dahsh.

Thanks for sharing that information!

`lazygit` is incredible, it is definitly the gold standard for full git management in the terminal.

`difi` focuses for a much simpler review workflow, a TUI for `git diff`.

Thanks for sharing!

That sounds like a killer workflow!

For pure speed on small PRs, your setup sounds perfect!

Delta looks beautiful!

I will definitely try to integrate it with `delta`.

Now `difi` is enabling interactive feature when for letting user to see the changes directly inside editor with nvim plugins. `delta`'s outputs formatted ANSI text is also very interesting to integrate!

Great point! I personally likes gh-dash for PR management.

I will definitely try to find a integrated work flow between those two!

Thanks! Great point.

Now it defaults to comparing current branch vs `main` for PR review, but I will definitely see the value in a `local changes` mode for pre-commit checks!

Thank you ~

Definitely, I will try to do a TUI integration with `diffview` anad `codediff` which supports beautiful side side mode.

Thank you!

Totally agreed!

Brining `git add -p` style staging into the UI is definitely something worth thinking about.

Yes, fugitive is awesome!

I use it all the time for staging changes and commits in nvim!

I add it inside a new section `## Git Integration`, thank you!

Great advice, I will look into it!

Curious to hear thoughts on editor support, do you guys feel specific integrations (Emacs/Vim) are necessary for tool like this, or the TUI work flow is enough?

Now it mainly supports `nvim`.

I am so sorry for that gif, just updated it!

Thank you for those great advice!

I will definitely refine my screenshot demo!

Yes tig is awesome!

I am also trying to add integration for this TUI with nvim `diffview` and `codediff` support.