Williavs Charm Dev Skill Marketplace
- 3 repo stars
- Updated November 15, 2025
- williavs/charm-dev-skill-marketplace
williavs-charm-dev-skill-marketplace is a Claude Code plugin that supplies skills for building terminal UIs with Bubbletea and the Charm ecosystem.
About
williavs-charm-dev-skill-marketplace is a Claude Code plugin that bundles skills for building terminal user interfaces with Go Bubbletea and the Charm stack. Developers shipping CLIs, installers, and internal dev tools install it when the product experience lives in the terminal and they want agents that understand real TUI patterns—not improvised printf debugging. Coverage spans architecture (Elm-style models and updates), Lipgloss styling, Gum and Huh for forms and prompts, and worked examples so sessions produce composable components instead of one-off scripts. Complexity sits at intermediate: you should be comfortable with Go and willing to learn Charm idioms. Use during the build phase when the CLI face of your product is a differentiator; skip it if you are only building a web SaaS with no terminal UI. The catalog positions it as a focused dev marketplace rather than a grab bag of unrelated skills.
- Skills for Bubbletea and the broader Charm ecosystem (Gum, Huh, Lipgloss)
- Elm architecture and Elmtea-style update loops for maintainable TUIs
- Component, styling, and interactive pattern guides with examples
- Architecture and build guidance for comprehensive terminal apps
- Single dev skill marketplace plugin—not generic web React tooling
Williavs Charm Dev Skill Marketplace by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 3 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | November 15, 2025 |
| Repository | williavs/charm-dev-skill-marketplace ↗ |
What it does
Install Charm/Bubbletea TUI skills so your agent helps you build polished terminal UIs with Elm architecture, Lip Gloss, Gum, and Huh patterns.
Who is it for?
Go developers building CLIs or devtools who want agent guidance aligned with Bubbletea, Gum, Huh, and Lipgloss.
Skip if: Web-only React dashboards, non-Go stacks, or developers who do not need a terminal UI at all.
What you get
After install, Claude Code can apply Charm ecosystem patterns so your CLI ships with structured models, styled components, and interactive flows.
- Agent-ready Charm/Bubbletea implementation guidance
- Reusable TUI component and styling patterns in your repo
- Architecture-aligned terminal app scaffolding decisions
By the numbers
- Catalog lists 1 plugin in the bundle
- Repository metadata reports 2 GitHub stars at last fetch
- Keyword surface includes bubbletea, charm, lipgloss, gum, huh, and elm-architecture
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TUI-focused skill marketplace, not a Linear sync CLI or generic documentation plugin.
FAQ
Who is Williavs Charm Dev Skill Marketplace for?
Developers and small teams writing Go terminal apps who want Claude Code to follow Charm and Bubbletea best practices.
When should I use Williavs Charm Dev Skill Marketplace?
Use it while designing and implementing interactive terminal interfaces, forms, and styled CLI workflows during the build phase.
How do I add Williavs Charm Dev Skill Marketplace to my agent?
Add the williavs/charm-dev-skill-marketplace plugin in Claude Code from the repository listing, then invoke its bundled TUI skills when implementing or refactoring Bubbletea code.