Levels 87–90: Modern TUI Tools

Level 87: Yazi

ranger proved the concept: vim-keys, full-screen, keyboard-only file management. Yazi is the newer, Rust-built answer to the same problem - async I/O, built-in image previews, and a plugin system, without giving up a single one of ranger’s keybindings.

Command	What it does
`yazi`	Launch in the current directory
`yazi ~/Downloads`	Launch in a specific directory
`Enter` (or `l`)	Enter a directory, or open a file with its default app
`y`	Yank (copy) the highlighted file or directory
`t`	Open a new tab at the current directory

Level 88: lazygit

Every command from the Git & Version Control tier still works exactly the same, typed by hand. lazygit wraps the entire day-to-day loop into one full-screen view driven entirely by the keyboard.

Command	What it does
`lazygit`	Launch in the current repository
`space`	Stage/unstage the highlighted file
`c`	Open the commit-message prompt
`P`	Push the current branch (lowercase `p` pulls)
`5`	Jump straight to the commit log panel

Level 89: lazydocker

docker ps, docker logs -f, docker stats: three separate commands for a live picture of what’s running. lazydocker puts containers, images, volumes, and their live logs and stats in one dashboard.

Command	What it does
`lazydocker`	Launch
`Enter`	View the highlighted container’s live logs
`d`	Remove the highlighted container (or image, or volume)
`Tab`	Switch focus between panels
`r`	Restart the highlighted, currently-running container

Level 90: zellij

tmux has been the standard multiplexer for decades, and everything from the Terminal Multiplexing tier still works exactly the same. zellij is the newer, Rust-built alternative: the same core idea, with discoverable on-screen keybinding hints and a plugin system.

zellij                          # start a new session
zellij --session deploy         # start a named session (or: zellij -s deploy)
zellij list-sessions            # list sessions
zellij attach deploy            # reattach to a named session

Ctrl-p opens pane mode, for splitting and navigating panes.
Ctrl-o d detaches: Ctrl-o opens session mode, d detaches - a two-step chord instead of tmux’s single prefix-then-key, one of the bigger practical differences between the two.

Finish this level and you graduate: a certificate with your name, final stats, and badges, written to ~/.bashquest/<name>.certificate.txt, plus a closing word from Tasmania. See how to play for what that looks like.