FANA-ENVY
A persistent TUI to manage your terminal environments in Go
What it does
We’ve all been there: juggling five differentenv files, losing terminal history between sessions, and manually exporting variables every time we open a new tab. I built Fana-Envy to turn the terminal into a persistent, organized workspace.
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