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triage

A terminal-based Ratatui local client for Triage, the attention-routing terminal supervisor.

This TUI client connects to the persistent background daemon (triaged) over local Unix sockets or Named Pipes, allowing you to attach, interact, monitor, and switch focus across persistent terminal workspaces.

Features

Durable Sessions: PTYs are owned by the daemon, so they stay alive when you close the client, detach, or restart the daemon.
Workspace Sidebar: A session list showing each session's repo, worktree, and branch, so you can tell at a glance which terminal is which.
Attach and Switch: Cycle between sessions and drive the focused one directly; input goes through Triage's one-writer lease model.
Update Banner: A read-only notice when a newer Triage release is published (see Update checks).
High Performance: Built with Ratatui over a WezTerm-derived virtual terminal engine.

Installation

Install both the client and daemon:

cargo install triage triaged

On aarch64, building triaged from source needs a nightly toolchain — 1.99.0-nightly or newer (nightly-2026-07-08+) — because its cera inference dependency uses unstable NEON intrinsics. Use cargo +nightly install triage triaged, or take a prebuilt binary from a release.

Usage

First make sure the daemon is running. Start it in the foreground:

triaged

…or register it to start automatically at login (macOS, Linux, and Windows):

triaged service install

Then launch the client interface:

triage

The client connects to the daemon over a local Unix domain socket (macOS/Linux) or named pipe (Windows). See triaged for daemon and service details.

Keys

Everything else you type is forwarded to the focused session.

Key	Action
`Ctrl+N`	New session
`Ctrl+W`	Close the focused session
`Alt+↓` / `Alt+→` / `F3`	Next session
`Alt+↑` / `Alt+←` / `F4`	Previous session
`F2`	Show/hide the sidebar
`PageUp` / `PageDown`	Scroll the focused session's scrollback
`Ctrl+Q`	Quit the client (sessions keep running in the daemon)

Ctrl+C is forwarded to the session, not intercepted — it interrupts the running program, as in any terminal. Use Ctrl+Q to leave the client.

Update checks