Project Manager TUI Added

• Built an interactive terminal user interface (TUI) to manage local projects seamlessly.
• Status indicators display whether a project is currently active.
• Selecting a project opens it directly in your preferred editor.

Release Setup & CI Integration

• Automated CI pipeline validates every single commit.
• Releases and builds are automatically published to GitHub on update.
• Auto-completion support for fast terminal navigation and project tracking.

What’s Next

• Built-in auto-updater.
• TUI for project management

You can try it now at https://github.com/InvalidJoker/scratchpad/releases

Base is ready now

Added

• First-Run Onboarding: Prompts users to run setup on initial execution to initialize CLI configuration.
• Project Creation & Lifecycle:
  • new <name>: Create a scratch project.
  • open <name>: Open a project and mark it active.
  • keep <name>: Promote a project out of scratch, permanently.
• Project Discovery & Inspection:
  • list: List your scratch projects.
  • info <name>: Show everything known about a project.
• Trash Management:
  • trash <name>...: Move a project to the trash.
  • restore <name>: Bring a project back from the trash.

Scratchpad

I’ve started working on Scratchpad, a small tool for managing temporary projects and experiments.

The idea behind Scratchpad is simple: I often create projects in my Downloads folder when I’m testing an idea or starting something small. After a while, those projects pile up and I have to manually figure out what I still need and what I can delete.

Scratchpad is meant to make that process easier by giving these temporary projects their own workspace and eventually helping manage their lifecycle.

For the first step, I set up the project in Go and implemented the first command. This gives me the basic foundation to start building the rest of the tool around.

It’s still very early, but the initial structure is now in place.