Add UAR OpenTUI Rust foundation#1
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What changed
Adds a self-contained
uar-opentui/monorepo foundation that pairs an OpenTUI/Solid terminal client with an authoritative Rust runtime process.Included
@opentui/solidTUIWhy
Using OpenTUI directly provides the closest path to OpenCode-level terminal rendering and behavior while preserving Rust as the authority for agents, tools, permissions, sessions, MCP, A2A, and plugins.
Developer impact
Build the Rust runtime, install Bun dependencies, and launch the TUI from
uar-opentui/. The UI/runtime boundary is already typed and streaming-capable.Validation
The branch was structurally verified through the GitHub comparison API. Local compilation could not be run in the current execution environment because Rust and Bun are not installed there; CI is included to perform those checks on GitHub.