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Map of the Charm (charmbracelet) terminal stack and how the pieces fit: which library to reach for (Bubble Tea, Bubbles, Lip Gloss, Huh, Glamour, Log, Wish, Harmonica) or which CLI (gum, vhs, glow, freeze, mods, crush), the v2 charm.land import paths and pinned versions, the depe
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Map of the Charm (charmbracelet) terminal stack and how the pieces fit: which library to reach for (Bubble Tea, Bubbles, Lip Gloss, Huh, Glamour, Log, Wish, Harmonica) or which CLI (gum, vhs, glow, freeze, mods, crush), the v2 charm.land import paths and pinned versions, the dependency order, how the libraries hand data to each other, and a consolidated v1 to v2 migration checklist. Use when starting a TUI or terminal project in Go, choosing a Go TUI stack, deciding between Charm libraries, or planning a charmbracelet v1 to v2 upgrade. For any single library's API use its own charmed-* skill.
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The Charm ecosystem
This skill routes to the per-library charmed-* skills and their examples, which build against the pinned modules.
Workflow
- Match the task to a row in "Which library" below and note the skills it names.
- Check the project's
go.modagainst "Import paths". Keep pre-v2 paths unless the user asks to migrate. - Add the pinned versions with the
go getcommand below. - Open the per-library skill for API detail and start from the example it links.
- Run
go test ./...in the application module. On a type mismatch between Charm libraries, rungo list -m alland look for a v1 and v2 mix of the libraries that share types.
Import paths
| Library | Import | Skill |
|---|---|---|
| Bubble Tea | charm.land/bubbletea/v2 (alias tea) | charmed-bubbletea |
| Bubbles | charm.land/bubbles/v2/<component> | charmed-bubbles |
| Lip Gloss | charm.land/lipgloss/v2 (+ /table, /tree, /list, /compat) | charmed-lipgloss |
| Huh | charm.land/huh/v2 (+ /spinner) | charmed-huh |
| Glamour | charm.land/glamour/v2 (+ /ansi, /styles) | charmed-glamour |
| Log | charm.land/log/v2 | charmed-log |
| colorprofile | github.com/charmbracelet/colorprofile | used by the above |
| Harmonica | github.com/charmbracelet/harmonica | spring animation, used by progress |
| Wish | charm.land/wish/v2 | SSH apps; orientation only, not pinned or covered |
For Bubble Tea, Bubbles, Lip Gloss, Huh, Glamour, and Log, the older
github.com/charmbracelet/<name> paths belong to the pre-v2 APIs.
This rule does not apply to colorprofile or Harmonica, which keep their
GitHub module paths. Two major versions can coexist in one binary as
separate modules, but the libraries that share types (Bubble Tea, Bubbles,
Huh, Lip Gloss) have to move together: a v1 lipgloss.Style does not
satisfy a v2 signature. A v2 Log or Glamour needs v2 Lip Gloss.
Pinned versions
Verified on 2026-10-12 and pinned in the example module, which also pins colorprofile v0.4.3 and Harmonica v0.2.0. From an existing application module, select the tested core UI versions with:
go get charm.land/bubbletea/v2@v2.1.0 charm.land/bubbles/v2@v2.2.1 \
charm.land/lipgloss/v2@v2.0.6 charm.land/huh/v2@v2.0.3 \
charm.land/glamour/v2@v2.0.1 charm.land/log/v2@v2.0.1
Which library
A full interactive program (panes, navigation, live data). Bubble Tea for the loop, Bubbles for the widgets, Lip Gloss for layout and color. Start from the compose or fullscreen example in charmed-bubbletea.
A CLI that asks a few questions then does work. Huh alone. Run the form, then a Huh spinner around the work. No Bubble Tea code needed.
Questions inside a larger TUI. Huh embedded as a bubble; see the embedded example in charmed-huh.
Pretty output from a non interactive command. Lip Gloss only:
styles, tables, trees, printed with lipgloss.Println. Add Glamour if the
content is Markdown. Add Log for the logging.
A shell script that needs prompts. gum (charmed-gum). Same widgets, no Go.
A demo GIF for the README. vhs (charmed-vhs).
Serve the TUI over SSH. Wish wraps a Bubble Tea program per
connection; pass tea.WithEnvironment(session.Environ()) so color
detection uses the client's terminal.
Animation. Harmonica springs; Bubbles' progress bar already uses it.
For custom motion, tick with tea.Tick and step the spring on each tick.
How they fit together
ultraviolet, x/ansi, colorprofile terminal I/O, escape codes, profiles
│
Bubble Tea ◄──── Lip Gloss loop and rendering ◄── styles, layout
│ │
Bubbles │ widgets styled by Lip Gloss
│ │
Huh ◄────────────┘ forms built from Bubbles
Glamour ───► Lip Gloss Markdown to ANSI, printed via Lip Gloss
Log ─────► Lip Gloss styled log lines
Data flows as strings. Lip Gloss Render returns a string; Bubbles'
View returns a string; Glamour Render returns a string and an error,
which you must handle. Your top level
View wraps the assembled string in tea.NewView. There is exactly one
place where terminal state is declared (fields on tea.View) and one
place where color downsampling happens (the Bubble Tea renderer, or the
lipgloss.Print family when there is no program).
Dark or light detection follows the same rule. Inside a program, return
tea.RequestBackgroundColor and read IsDark() from the message; most
Bubbles style constructors (DefaultStyles(isDark); table and filepicker
take no argument) and every Huh theme take that bool. Outside a
program, call lipgloss.HasDarkBackground(os.Stdin, os.Stdout) once
before printing anything.
Recipes across libraries
- Themed app. One
stylesstruct built fromisDark, passed to every bubble'sSetStylesorStylesfield and to Huh'sThemeFunc. Build it in theBackgroundColorMsghandler. - Markdown help screen. Glamour renders at the available width, and a
Bubbles viewport scrolls it. The
viewer example
subtracts layout space from
WindowSizeMsg.Widthand clamps the result. - Modal dialog. Lip Gloss layers and compositor over the main view;
hit test clicks with
Compositor.Hit(the overlay example). - Long running work with progress. A
Cmdthat reads from a channel the worker writes to; each message updates a Bubbles progress model (combine the subscription pattern with the progress example). - Debug logging in a TUI.
tea.LogToFileWith("debug.log", "app", log.Default()), then tail the file. See the logging example. - Tests. Drive
Updatewith constructed messages; run the whole program withtea.WithInput,tea.WithOutput,tea.WithWindowSize, andtea.WithColorProfile(colorprofile.Ascii)for stable strings.
Migrating from v1
Move the libraries that share types in one step. Subpackages keep their
suffix (bubbles/v2/list, lipgloss/v2/table).
Read references/migration.md for the per-library API changes (Bubble Tea keys, mouse, and view fields; Lip Gloss colors; Bubbles sizes and key maps; Huh themes; Glamour and Log), links to the pinned upstream upgrade guides, and the test loop to run after each step.
The CLIs
| Tool | Does |
|---|---|
| gum | prompts, pickers, spinners, styling for scripts |
| vhs | record terminal demos from tape files |
| glow | read Markdown in the terminal |
| freeze | screenshots of code and terminal output as PNG or SVG |
| mods | pipe text through an LLM |
| crush | agentic coding assistant in the terminal |
| soft-serve | self hosted git server with a TUI |
| wishlist | SSH directory |
| pop | send email from the terminal |
| skate | key value store |
| sequin | explain escape sequences |
Where to look when a skill here is not enough
- The sibling skills
and examples
live in the repository; an isolated skill install does not include them.
To run a linked example from a checkout, enter the
examplesdirectory and rungo run ./charmed-bubbletea/compose(or the corresponding example). - Module source:
$(go env GOMODCACHE)/charm.land/<lib>/v2@<version>/.go doc -all charm.land/<lib>/v2from any module that requires it. - Upstream examples live in each GitHub repo under
examples/(not in the module zip for most libraries).
Mistakes that cost time
- Using
@latestinstead of the pinned versions. It selects versions these skills have not been checked against. - Trusting upstream prose over
go doc. Some READMEs and doc comments still show v1 signatures (View() stringin Huh's README,tea.NewFramein a Bubbles doc comment).
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name: charmed-ecosystem description: "Map of the Charm (charmbracelet) terminal stack and how the pieces fit: which library to reach for (Bubble Tea, Bubbles, Lip Gloss, Huh, Glamour, Log, Wish, Harmonica) or which CLI (gum, vhs, glow, freeze, mods, crush), the v2 charm.land import paths and pinned versions, the dependency order, how the libraries hand data to each other, and a consolidated v1 to v2 migration checklist. Use when starting a TUI or terminal project in Go, choosing a Go TUI stack, deciding between Charm libraries, or planning a charmbracelet v1 to v2 upgrade. For any single library's API use its own charmed-* skill." license: "MIT"
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name: charmed-ecosystem
description: "Map of the Charm (charmbracelet) terminal stack and how the pieces fit: which library to reach for (Bubble Tea, Bubbles, Lip Gloss, Huh, Glamour, Log, Wish, Harmonica) or which CLI (gum, vhs, glow, freeze, mods, crush), the v2 charm.land import paths and pinned versions, the dependency order, how the libraries hand data to each other, and a consolidated v1 to v2 migration checklist. Use when starting a TUI or terminal project in Go, choosing a Go TUI stack, deciding between Charm libraries, or planning a charmbracelet v1 to v2 upgrade. For any single library's API use its own charmed-* skill."
license: "MIT"
---
# The Charm ecosystem
This skill routes to the per-library charmed-* skills and their
[examples](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/tree/main/examples),
which build against the pinned modules.
## Workflow
1. Match the task to a row in "Which library" below and note the skills it
names.
2. Check the project's `go.mod` against "Import paths". Keep
pre-v2 paths unless the user asks to migrate.
3. Add the pinned versions with the `go get` command below.
4. Open the per-library skill for API detail and start from the example it
links.
5. Run `go test ./...` in the application module. On a type mismatch between
Charm libraries, run `go list -m all` and look for a v1 and v2 mix of the
libraries that share types.
## Import paths
| Library | Import | Skill |
|---------|--------|-------|
| [Bubble Tea](https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea) | `charm.land/bubbletea/v2` (alias `tea`) | [charmed-bubbletea](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/skills/charmed-bubbletea/SKILL.md) |
| [Bubbles](https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbles) | `charm.land/bubbles/v2/<component>` | [charmed-bubbles](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/skills/charmed-bubbles/SKILL.md) |
| [Lip Gloss](https://github.com/charmbracelet/lipgloss) | `charm.land/lipgloss/v2` (+ `/table`, `/tree`, `/list`, `/compat`) | [charmed-lipgloss](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/skills/charmed-lipgloss/SKILL.md) |
| [Huh](https://github.com/charmbracelet/huh) | `charm.land/huh/v2` (+ `/spinner`) | [charmed-huh](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/skills/charmed-huh/SKILL.md) |
| [Glamour](https://github.com/charmbracelet/glamour) | `charm.land/glamour/v2` (+ `/ansi`, `/styles`) | [charmed-glamour](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/skills/charmed-glamour/SKILL.md) |
| [Log](https://github.com/charmbracelet/log) | `charm.land/log/v2` | [charmed-log](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/skills/charmed-log/SKILL.md) |
| [colorprofile](https://github.com/charmbracelet/colorprofile) | `github.com/charmbracelet/colorprofile` | used by the above |
| [Harmonica](https://github.com/charmbracelet/harmonica) | `github.com/charmbracelet/harmonica` | spring animation, used by progress |
| [Wish](https://github.com/charmbracelet/wish) | `charm.land/wish/v2` | SSH apps; orientation only, not pinned or covered |
For Bubble Tea, Bubbles, Lip Gloss, Huh, Glamour, and Log, the older
`github.com/charmbracelet/<name>` paths belong to the pre-v2 APIs.
This rule does not apply to colorprofile or Harmonica, which keep their
GitHub module paths. Two major versions can coexist in one binary as
separate modules, but the libraries that share types (Bubble Tea, Bubbles,
Huh, Lip Gloss) have to move together: a v1 `lipgloss.Style` does not
satisfy a v2 signature. A v2 Log or Glamour needs v2 Lip Gloss.
## Pinned versions
Verified on 2026-10-12 and pinned in the
[example module](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/go.mod),
which also pins colorprofile v0.4.3 and Harmonica v0.2.0. From an existing
application module, select the tested core UI versions with:
```sh
go get charm.land/bubbletea/v2@v2.1.0 charm.land/bubbles/v2@v2.2.1 \
charm.land/lipgloss/v2@v2.0.6 charm.land/huh/v2@v2.0.3 \
charm.land/glamour/v2@v2.0.1 charm.land/log/v2@v2.0.1
```
## Which library
**A full interactive program (panes, navigation, live data).** Bubble
Tea for the loop, Bubbles for the widgets, Lip Gloss for layout and
color. Start from the
[compose](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/charmed-bubbletea/compose/main.go)
or [fullscreen](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/charmed-bubbletea/fullscreen/main.go)
example in charmed-bubbletea.
**A CLI that asks a few questions then does work.** Huh alone. Run the
form, then a Huh spinner around the work. No Bubble Tea code needed.
**Questions inside a larger TUI.** Huh embedded as a bubble; see the
[embedded example](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/charmed-huh/embedded/main.go)
in charmed-huh.
**Pretty output from a non interactive command.** Lip Gloss only:
styles, tables, trees, printed with `lipgloss.Println`. Add Glamour if the
content is Markdown. Add Log for the logging.
**A shell script that needs prompts.** gum (charmed-gum). Same widgets,
no Go.
**A demo GIF for the README.** vhs (charmed-vhs).
**Serve the TUI over SSH.** Wish wraps a Bubble Tea program per
connection; pass `tea.WithEnvironment(session.Environ())` so color
detection uses the client's terminal.
**Animation.** Harmonica springs; Bubbles' progress bar already uses it.
For custom motion, tick with `tea.Tick` and step the spring on each tick.
## How they fit together
```
ultraviolet, x/ansi, colorprofile terminal I/O, escape codes, profiles
│
Bubble Tea ◄──── Lip Gloss loop and rendering ◄── styles, layout
│ │
Bubbles │ widgets styled by Lip Gloss
│ │
Huh ◄────────────┘ forms built from Bubbles
Glamour ───► Lip Gloss Markdown to ANSI, printed via Lip Gloss
Log ─────► Lip Gloss styled log lines
```
Data flows as strings. Lip Gloss `Render` returns a string; Bubbles'
`View` returns a string; Glamour `Render` returns a string and an error,
which you must handle. Your top level
`View` wraps the assembled string in `tea.NewView`. There is exactly one
place where terminal state is declared (fields on `tea.View`) and one
place where color downsampling happens (the Bubble Tea renderer, or the
`lipgloss.Print` family when there is no program).
Dark or light detection follows the same rule. Inside a program, return
`tea.RequestBackgroundColor` and read `IsDark()` from the message; most
Bubbles style constructors (`DefaultStyles(isDark)`; table and filepicker
take no argument) and every Huh theme take that bool. Outside a
program, call `lipgloss.HasDarkBackground(os.Stdin, os.Stdout)` once
before printing anything.
## Recipes across libraries
- **Themed app.** One `styles` struct built from `isDark`, passed to
every bubble's `SetStyles` or `Styles` field and to Huh's `ThemeFunc`.
Build it in the `BackgroundColorMsg` handler.
- **Markdown help screen.** Glamour renders at the available width, and a
Bubbles viewport scrolls it. The
[viewer example](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/charmed-glamour/viewer/main.go)
subtracts layout space from `WindowSizeMsg.Width` and clamps the result.
- **Modal dialog.** Lip Gloss layers and compositor over the main view;
hit test clicks with `Compositor.Hit` (the
[overlay example](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/charmed-lipgloss/overlay/main.go)).
- **Long running work with progress.** A `Cmd` that reads from a channel
the worker writes to; each message updates a Bubbles progress model
(combine the [subscription pattern](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/charmed-bubbletea/subscribe/main.go)
with the [progress example](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/charmed-bubbles/progress/main.go)).
- **Debug logging in a TUI.** `tea.LogToFileWith("debug.log", "app",
log.Default())`, then tail the file. See the
[logging example](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/charmed-log/tea/main.go).
- **Tests.** Drive `Update` with constructed messages; run the whole
program with `tea.WithInput`, `tea.WithOutput`, `tea.WithWindowSize`,
and `tea.WithColorProfile(colorprofile.Ascii)` for stable strings.
## Migrating from v1
Move the libraries that share types in one step. Subpackages keep their
suffix (`bubbles/v2/list`, `lipgloss/v2/table`).
Read [references/migration.md](references/migration.md) for the
per-library API changes (Bubble Tea keys, mouse, and view fields; Lip Gloss
colors; Bubbles sizes and key maps; Huh themes; Glamour and Log), links to
the pinned upstream upgrade guides, and the test loop to run after each step.
## The CLIs
| Tool | Does |
|------|------|
| [gum](https://github.com/charmbracelet/gum) | prompts, pickers, spinners, styling for scripts |
| [vhs](https://github.com/charmbracelet/vhs) | record terminal demos from tape files |
| [glow](https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow) | read Markdown in the terminal |
| [freeze](https://github.com/charmbracelet/freeze) | screenshots of code and terminal output as PNG or SVG |
| [mods](https://github.com/charmbracelet/mods) | pipe text through an LLM |
| [crush](https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush) | agentic coding assistant in the terminal |
| [soft-serve](https://github.com/charmbracelet/soft-serve) | self hosted git server with a TUI |
| [wishlist](https://github.com/charmbracelet/wishlist) | SSH directory |
| [pop](https://github.com/charmbracelet/pop) | send email from the terminal |
| [skate](https://github.com/charmbracelet/skate) | key value store |
| [sequin](https://github.com/charmbracelet/sequin) | explain escape sequences |
## Where to look when a skill here is not enough
- The [sibling skills](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/tree/main/skills)
and [examples](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/tree/main/examples)
live in the repository; an isolated skill install does not include them.
To run a linked example from a checkout, enter the
`examples` directory and run `go run ./charmed-bubbletea/compose` (or the
corresponding example).
- Module source: `$(go env GOMODCACHE)/charm.land/<lib>/v2@<version>/`.
`go doc -all charm.land/<lib>/v2` from any module that requires it.
- Upstream examples live in each GitHub repo under `examples/` (not in
the module zip for most libraries).
## Mistakes that cost time
- Using `@latest` instead of the pinned versions. It selects versions these
skills have not been checked against.
- Trusting upstream prose over `go doc`. Some READMEs and doc comments still
show v1 signatures (`View() string` in Huh's README, `tea.NewFrame` in a
Bubbles doc comment).
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