Requested by a user on X: browse to a flag, press Enter, mandible exits and the composed command (tool + flag) is waiting on the shell prompt, ready to edit and run.
A TUI cannot type into its parent shell directly, so the likely shape is the fzf approach: a small bash/zsh binding that runs mandible and injects its printed selection into READLINE_LINE/BUFFER, plus a --print-selection exit mode in mandible itself.
Parked deliberately — post-0.5.0 (IR entities, #30) at the earliest. Recorded here so the request is visible and not lost.
Requested by a user on X: browse to a flag, press Enter, mandible exits and the composed command (tool + flag) is waiting on the shell prompt, ready to edit and run.
A TUI cannot type into its parent shell directly, so the likely shape is the fzf approach: a small bash/zsh binding that runs mandible and injects its printed selection into
READLINE_LINE/BUFFER, plus a--print-selectionexit mode in mandible itself.Parked deliberately — post-0.5.0 (IR entities, #30) at the earliest. Recorded here so the request is visible and not lost.