acryl-dsh-editor-plugin-cli

When you are deep in an acryl-cli terminal session and want to tweak a variable name or peek at a config file, switching to another window or an external editor breaks your flow. acryl-dsh-editor-plugin-cli registers a native /files command on the DSH TUI surface so you can browse, view, and edit local files without ever leaving the current session.

The plugin offers a directory-first file tree with arrow-key and Vim-style h/j/k/l navigation; an incremental case-insensitive name filter triggered by pressing /; a scrollable, line-numbered file viewer; and an in-place editor (press e) supporting cursor movement, character insert and delete, and newline splitting. Saving with ctrl+s writes through a same-directory temp file followed by a rename, so a mid-write failure never leaves a half-written file on disk. Escape steps back one directory, search, view, or edit level at a time until you return to the starting point and the overlay closes automatically.

This plugin is built for developers who run a TUI-centric workflow and want every file operation inside the single acryl-cli process. Cross-file recursive search, git diff, Markdown rendering, and syntax highlighting are deliberately left out; syntax highlighting in particular was evaluated and skipped on purpose, because the rendering model it requires goes beyond what the plain pi-tui Component contract provides.