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ClashTui 0.2.3, released by JohanChane, is a lightweight Terminal User Interface (TUI) client engineered specifically for Mihomo—formerly known as Clash.Meta—the popular open-source network proxy kernel that extends the original Clash feature set. Written in Rust and occupying only a few megabytes on disk, the application renders an interactive, keyboard-driven dashboard inside any POSIX-compatible shell, allowing administrators, developers, and privacy-focused users to monitor and manipulate proxy rules, connections, traffic statistics, and latency tests without leaving the command line. Typical use cases include headless server deployments where graphical dashboards are unavailable, remote SSH sessions that require quick proxy switching, CI pipelines that need consistent outbound routing, and minimalist desktop setups that favor terminal workflows. The interface divides the screen into color-coded panes for profile selection, real-time log scrolling, rule inspection, and bandwidth graphs, all updatable through intuitive shortcuts such as “r” to reload configs, “x” to toggle system proxy, or “q” to quit. Because it communicates with Mihomo through its RESTful API, ClashTui inherits the kernel’s support for Vmess, VLESS, Trojan, Shadowsocks, Hysteria, TUIC, and WireGuard protocols, as well as rule-based traffic splitting, DNS fallback chains, and scriptable outbound strategies. Configuration files remain fully compatible with standard Clash YAML syntax, so existing rule-sets, provider subscriptions, and mixin patches can be imported unchanged. The single-version lineage (0.2.3) indicates early but stable development, with releases published as statically linked binaries for Windows x86-64, Linux musl/glibc, and macOS, eliminating runtime dependencies and simplifying distribution across heterogeneous environments. ClashTui is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are served through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always providing the latest build and enabling batch installation alongside other applications.
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