docs: clarify TUI and CLI terminology in README - #51
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PR Titledocs: clarify TUI and CLI terminology in README Summary of ChangesThis PR updates the README documentation to clearly distinguish between the tool's two modes: TUI (Terminal User Interface) for interactive visual use, and CLI (Command-Line Interface) for scripting and automation. The changes improve clarity by using precise terminology throughout the documentation and reorganizing sections to better explain each mode's purpose and usage. Review FindingsConventionsNo issues found. The documentation changes follow the existing README structure and formatting conventions. All terminology updates are applied consistently throughout the document. KISS PrincipleNo issues found. The changes are straightforward documentation updates that improve clarity without adding unnecessary complexity. The reorganization of the Usage section is clear and well-structured. Code DuplicationNo issues found. The documentation updates replace generic "CLI" terminology with more specific "TUI" or "CLI" terms as appropriate. No duplicate content was introduced. CI/Build ErrorsFixed: PR Title Check Failure The PR originally failed the Resolution: Updated the PR title to
This fix resolves the CI failure without requiring any code changes. Verification ResultsBuildPASSED - TypeScript compilation completed successfully with no errors. LintPASSED - ESLint completed with 52 warnings (all pre-existing, not related to this PR). No errors found. The warnings are related to:
These warnings existed before this PR and are not introduced by the documentation changes. TestsPASSED - All 192 tests passed successfully. Changes MadePR Title and Description Updated:
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Description
This PR updates the README documentation to clarify the distinction between the TUI (Terminal User Interface) and CLI modes of the tool. The changes make it clearer that the tool serves two purposes: an interactive TUI mode for visual interaction and a traditional CLI mode for scripting and automation.
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