Companion interfaces
Apps
2 visual companions explore opentine run artifacts today. Neither currently publishes a package with verified compatibility for opentine v0.7.0, so use the core tine CLI for fully published current-release workflows.
PyPI's TUI v0.4.0 requires core v0.4; main is prepared as TUI v0.5.0 and requires core v0.5, but that source version is not the published package. The published GUI v0.2.0 explicitly records testing with core v0.5.0. Neither project documents or tests core v0.6 or v0.7 support.
Compatibility is sourced from each project's package constraints and documentation: opentine TUI: Published: core v0.4 · source: core v0.5; opentine GUI: Published 0.2.0 · tested with core v0.5. An open-ended dependency range alone is not treated as proof of current support, and a prepared version on an untagged branch is not presented as a published release.
Terminal run dashboard
opentine TUI
A Textual dashboard for browsing portable runs, inspecting steps, checking integrity, and starting fork, replay, diff, resume, and harness actions with confirmation prompts.
Published: core v0.4 · source: core v0.5
PyPI 0.4.0 requires opentine >=0.4,<0.5. Main is prepared as TUI 0.5.0 and requires opentine >=0.5,<0.6, but it is not the published PyPI release. Neither line supports core v0.6 or v0.7.
Published compatibility setupshell
python -m pip install "opentine==0.4.0" "opentine-tui==0.4.0"
tine-dashboard
Published desktop graph console
opentine GUI
A cross-platform Dear PyGui console with DAG inspection, run comparison, fork-act lineage, cost and billing detail, signature views, live refresh, and keyboard navigation.
Published 0.2.0 · tested with core v0.5
The tagged PyPI package requires opentine >=0.4.0 and explicitly records v0.5.0 as its tested core release. That open-ended range is not proof of v0.6 or v0.7 compatibility, so use an explicitly pinned v0.5 environment.
Published compatibility setupshell
python -m pip install "opentine==0.5.0" "opentine-gui==0.2.0"
tine-gui
Looking for current capabilities rather than visual clients? The expanded showcase covers all 9 v0.7.0 core workflows, 2 published integrations, 1 source experiment, and 7 runnable examples.