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Build and repair Julia user interfaces: simple scripts and installable command-line apps, Comonicon-based command trees in compatible existing projects, styled terminal output and Term.jl live widgets, and custom Makie 0.24 plot recipes. Use for CLI entry points, options and subcommands, terminal reports or TUIs, package plotting extensions, and focused interface tests; use the workload skill instead for subprocess, pipeline, task, or thread mechanics.

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Build Julia Interfaces

Start with the smallest interface that meets the user-facing contract. Keep domain logic in ordinary functions and make each interface a thin adapter.

Route the Task

Choose between a script, Base @main, experimental Pkg apps, and Comonicon: read references/cli.md.
Add styled terminal output, progress, or a Term live application: read references/term.md.
Extend Makie with a type conversion or full plot recipe: read references/makie-recipes.md.
Test argument handling, rendered output, live layouts, or recipes: read references/testing.md.

Open only the references required by the task.

Apply These Defaults

For one small command, use a plain Julia function plus Base @main on Julia 1.11+.
Use a Pkg app only on Julia 1.12+ when package installation is part of the requirement and the project accepts that Pkg app support is currently experimental.
Add a CLI framework only for meaningful parsing, help, completion, or subcommand needs. Keep Comonicon for compatible existing projects; do not make it the default.
Use plain text first, Term renderables second, and a Term live app only when keyboard interaction or continuously updated layout is required.
Use PrettyTables, via handle-julia-data, for ordinary tabular reports. Use Term.Tables.Table only inside a Term composition.
Target Makie 0.24's ComputeGraph for new reactive recipes. Do not copy pre-0.24 Observable mutation patterns into new code.
Test pure interface logic with explicit argument vectors and IOBuffers. Avoid elaborate mocks; add a small end-to-end smoke test only where the installed command contract matters.

For Cmd, environment, pipeline, process-I/O, deadlock, task, or thread details, use orchestrate-julia-workloads, especially its references/commands-and-processes.md file.

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build-julia-interfaces

description

Build Julia Interfaces

Start with the smallest interface that meets the user-facing contract. Keep domain logic in ordinary functions and make each interface a thin adapter.

Route the Task

Choose between a script, Base @main, experimental Pkg apps, and Comonicon: read references/cli.md.
Add styled terminal output, progress, or a Term live application: read references/term.md.
Extend Makie with a type conversion or full plot recipe: read references/makie-recipes.md.
Test argument handling, rendered output, live layouts, or recipes: read references/testing.md.

Open only the references required by the task.

Apply These Defaults

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Target Makie 0.24's ComputeGraph for new reactive recipes. Do not copy pre-0.24 Observable mutation patterns into new code.
Test pure interface logic with explicit argument vectors and IOBuffers. Avoid elaborate mocks; add a small end-to-end smoke test only where the installed command contract matters.

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