TUI

🖥️ Terminal User Interface (TUI)

DomainRaptor ships with a full-screen Textual-based TUI that exposes every command through a navigable sidebar.

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Launching the TUI

domainraptor tui

The application loads API keys from ~/.domainraptor/.env automatically, the same way the CLI does.

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Screens

Screen	Hotkey	Purpose
🏠 Dashboard	d	At-a-glance stats: scans, recent targets, risk summary
🔍 Discover	s	Run subdomain, DNS, certs, ports, WHOIS discovery
🎯 Recon	r	Trigger recon fullscan workflows
🛡️ Assess	a	Vulnerability + configuration assessment
🧨 Exploits	e	KEV / EPSS / Exploit-DB enrichment for stored CVEs
🔬 Enrich	n	URLScan and other 3rd-party enrichment
📊 Compare	—	Diff two scans side-by-side
👁️ Watch	w	Manage monitored targets and intervals
📄 Reports	—	Generate, preview and export reports
💾 Database	b	Browse, export and prune stored scans
⚙️ Config	c	View / edit API keys

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Global Shortcuts

Key	Action
q / Ctrl+C	Quit
↑ ↓	Navigate sidebar items
Enter	Activate sidebar screen
Tab	Move focus between widgets within a screen

Each screen exposes its own form controls (target inputs, source toggles, action buttons). Long-running operations stream progress directly into the active panel.

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Tips

• The TUI shares the same SQLite database as the CLI — any scan saved from the CLI shows up immediately in the Database and Dashboard screens (and vice versa).
• The Exploits screen is the easiest way to bulk-enrich every CVE in a stored scan and inspect KEV / EPSS percentiles interactively.
• The Reports screen previews Markdown and HTML output before writing it to disk.
• If the terminal looks broken after resize, press Ctrl+L to redraw.

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Requirements

• A terminal with 256-color and Unicode support (most modern terminals: iTerm2, Alacritty, kitty, Windows Terminal, GNOME Terminal).
• Minimum window size ~100 columns × 30 lines for the full layout.

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