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feat: TUI for configuring cli profiles
More to be done but decent progress
The config is growing and becoming more complicated so this PR is exploring alternative UX for managing config. Specifically using a TUI to manage the profiles.
Experiemental so currently accessed via goose e-configure
Navigation
- [x] Profiles
- [x] Providers
- [ ] Systems
Profiles
- [x] list profiles
- [x] rename profile
- [x] view profile details
- [x] edit profile details
- [ ] profile field validations
- [x] add profile
- [ ] remove profile
- [ ] systems
Providers
- [x] list providers
- [x] list provider configuration key names
- [x] show provider configuration completion state (are all env or keyring variables set)
- [ ] configure provider
- [x] test provider connection (recommended model)
- [ ] test provider connection with custom model
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Going to close this for now as it is behind a few refactors. However still think the idea is great and we should revisit