> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mogenius.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Terminal UI

> Browse and manage your resources in a full-screen, k9s-style interface with mocli tui

Launch the interactive Terminal UI to browse and manage your resources:

```bash theme={null}
mocli tui
```

The TUI provides a visual interface for navigating your clusters and Kubernetes resources. It works against both a mogenius platform cluster and a local kubeconfig context — on a platform connection you additionally navigate through organizations and clusters. All keybindings are displayed at the bottom of each screen.

## Navigation

The TUI follows a hierarchical navigation pattern. On a platform connection this starts at the organization; a direct kubeconfig connection has no org/cluster hierarchy above the cluster.

**Organization → Cluster → Namespace → Resources**

| Key | Action |
| - | - |
| Arrow keys | Move up/down |
| `Enter` | Select / drill down |
| `Esc` | Go back |
| `q` | Quit |
| `/` | Filter list |
| `:` | Command mode (switch resource types, including CRDs) |

## Browsing resources

Once you select a namespace, you'll see a list of Pods by default. Use command mode (`:`) to switch between resource types:

* `:pods` or `:po` — Pods
* `:deployments` or `:deploy` — Deployments
* `:services` or `:svc` — Services
* `:statefulsets` or `:sts` — StatefulSets
* `:daemonsets` or `:ds` — DaemonSets
* `:jobs` — Jobs
* `:cronjobs` or `:cj` — CronJobs
* `:configmaps` or `:cm` — ConfigMaps
* `:secrets` — Secrets
* `:ingresses` or `:ing` — Ingresses

The TUI also supports custom resources (CRDs) — type the resource name in command mode to browse any resource type available in your cluster.

## Viewing logs

Select a Pod and press `Enter` to view its logs in real-time. If the Pod has multiple containers, you'll be prompted to select one.

| Key | Action |
| - | - |
| `PgUp` / `PgDn` | Scroll through logs |
| `s` | Toggle autoscroll |
| `w` | Toggle word wrap |
| `Esc` | Return to resource list |

## Port forwarding

From the logs view or resource list, press `t` to create a port-forward tunnel to the selected Pod. Enter the port mapping (e.g., `8080:80`) and the tunnel will be established.

Active tunnels persist while the TUI is running. Press `Esc` from the port-forward view to return to browsing while keeping tunnels open. See [Port forwarding](/cli/port-forwarding) for the scriptable CLI equivalent.

## Shell access

Select a Pod and press `x` to open an interactive shell session in the container. If the Pod has multiple containers, you'll be prompted to select one.

On a platform connection the shell session is tunnelled through the mogenius platform — no local kubeconfig or direct cluster access required.