ziggy is a Zig terminal UI library for building structured text interfaces, interactive shells, and agent-style applications.

Open-source home: https://github.com/mexyusef/ziggy

The library is already usable for real experiments and internal tools, but the API is still settling.

• Program(Model, Msg) runtime for state-driven terminal apps
• Screen model, diff renderer, terminal parser, and console setup helpers
• Layout primitives such as Box, Pane, Split, HStack, VStack, Spacer, and Divider
• Input and data widgets including Input, TextArea, List, Table, Checkbox, Dropdown, Slider, and more
• Agent-oriented UI pieces such as command dialogs, overlays, toasts, breadcrumbs, and shell chrome helpers

• src/ library code
• examples/ runnable demos
• scripts/ helper launcher for examples
• docs/ working notes

• Zig 0.15.2

zig build test
zig build example-shell
zig build example-dialog
zig build example-widgets
zig build example-interactive
zig build example-full
zig build example-controls
zig build example-editor

python .\scripts\run_examples.py --list
python .\scripts\run_examples.py
python .\scripts\run_examples.py interactive
python .\scripts\run_examples.py controls --build
python .\scripts\run_examples.py editor
python .\scripts\run_examples.py editor --new-window

example-interactive and example-editor should be run inside a real terminal window rather than piped stdin.

Until tagged releases are published, the simplest setup is a local path dependency:

.dependencies = .{
    .ziggy = .{
        .path = "../ziggy",
    },
},

• cirebronx: uses ziggy for its TUI mode
• fmus-zig: shared utility foundation

MIT. See LICENSE.