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Slash Command Menu

SlashCommandMenu is the exact public paint owner for navigation terminal UI.

Kind
paint
Input
interactive
Canvas
120×40

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Ghosttyslash-command-menu/filter
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Slash Command Menu · exact mounted Rust story
01 · Purpose
What it is for
SlashCommandMenu is the exact public paint owner for navigation terminal UI.
Best fit: Navigation · navigation · paint
02 · Behavior
What the mounted story proves
  1. 01
    SlashCommandMenu
    Representative 120×40 terminal state.
  2. 02
    Passive paint
    No keyboard or pointer action is claimed by this representative story.
  3. 03
    Evidence stays explicit
    5 covered · 8 partial · 4 missing axes.
03 · Implement
Install, then start from exact code
Install
cargo add termrock --git https://github.com/tailrocks/termrock.git --rev 5283c2acf9154d0cfcd37b1ffe821c00faf90ea2
Add TermRock once. Keep domain effects in the host application.
Minimal implementation
Exact Rust setup used by slash-command-menu/filter.
Open to load code.
04 · Adapt
Variants and composition
Variants
Use the preview Variant menu when alternate registered stories exist. Each selection mounts a fresh configuration.
Composition
Navigation · navigation · paint
05 · Reference
API, tokens, accessibility
API
SlashCommandMenuOpen source ↗
Tokens
DesignSystemInspect exact story code for roles and capability projection.
Accessibility
Input contract mountedNo input claim in the representative story.
Contract
Evidence in progress5/23 axes covered
06 · Go deeper
Advanced guidance
Ownership boundary
TermRock owns reusable terminal rendering and interaction state. The host owns domain data, policy, persistence, authorization, and side effects.
Evidence status
5 covered, 8 partial, and 4 missing contract axes. Missing evidence is not a behavior claim.
Sidebar
Primary application navigation with sections, hierarchy, badges, status, and rail/drawer collapse. Route state is distinct from keyboard focus.
Stepper
ProgressBar/navigation chrome for multi-step flows with status marks, horizontal/vertical layout, policy-gated jumps, and narrow numeric/menu contraction.