Anything you need to know about LingTai TUI. Read this first for the stable mental model, major-feature map, interface and slash-command help, or the correct source/manual route for a TUI question. It stays thin: exact command prose lives in the localized help assets, precise Go structure lives in `lingtai-tui-anatomy` plus the repository ANATOMY graph, and independent domains such as presets, Portal, tutorials, updates, and addons keep their own top-level skills.
Use when operating /update-tui or lingtai-tui self-update.
Use when updating, installing, building, or debugging lingtai-tui or lingtai-portal, including /update-tui, install-method detection, Homebrew, source builds, tap inspection, or mainland-China connectivity.
Nested lingtai-dev-guide reference for contribution workflow: issue/worktree/PR discipline, worktree inventory and exact-object approval gates, daemon decomposition, portfolio sweeps, repo-specific build/test commands, skill changes, and anatomy maintenance.
Router for contributing to the LingTai project. Use this when you are about to change LingTai code or docs, set up a dev environment, navigate the Go TUI/portal repo or Python kernel, develop MCP addons, troubleshoot a running network, audit security, run a runtime self-check, get a PR review-ready, or steward a new skill. This is for developers and contributors; for end-user lessons, use tutorial-guide.
Official-source-led manual for the TUI `codex-pool` template, including the codex-auth-pool.json format and manual-edit protocol.
How a saved preset becomes the running default, first-run/setup choice semantics, propagation, and what /refresh actually switches.
Save on the preset editor performs local structural validation only — it never makes a live provider/model network call. Real availability diagnosis is owned by /doctor and actual runtime execution.