television

Television is a terminal‑based fuzzy finder that operates in real time on a variety of data sources, including files, text contents, Git repositories, environment variables, Docker containers, and custom command‑driven channels. It presents matches in an interactive text UI, allowing users to filter and preview results quickly. The tool is portable and can be invoked with simple commands such as `tv`, `tv text`, or `tv git-repos`, and it supports shell integration for autocomplete and history search in Bash and Zsh.

The utility is designed for developers and power users who need fast, scriptable navigation of heterogeneous information directly from the command line. Custom channels can be defined via configuration files, enabling tailored workflows like browsing TLDR pages or any other command‑generated list. Television also offers integration plugins for editors such as Neovim, Vim, VS Code, and Zed, extending its fuzzy‑search capabilities into the development environment.

Implemented with the nucleo fuzzy‑matching library, the asynchronous Tokio runtime, and the Ratatui TUI framework, Television emphasizes speed and extensibility while remaining stable and CLI‑available across multiple platforms.