# The rave terminal

The archive over SSH. No install, no account, just a resolver and a terminal.



The rave terminal is the archive over SSH. No install, no account, no client to download. If you have `ssh`, you're already holding everything you need.

```bash
ssh rave.fluncle.com
```

## What's in there [#whats-in-there]

A small terminal app (Go, built on [Wish](https://github.com/charmbracelet/wish) and [Bubble Tea](https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea)) serving the same public archive as every other surface:

* Browse the latest findings
* Submit a track for review
* Board the mothership (the [newsletter](/docs/feeds))
* Grab the [CLI](/docs/cli) install line

It reads the same public [API](/docs/api-overview) as the CLI and the web app, and it owns no secrets. Quit any time with `q` or `Ctrl-C`.

## Why it exists [#why-it-exists]

Because a finding should be reachable from wherever you're already standing. You don't always have a browser; you almost always have a terminal. The rave terminal is one more door into the same room: the archive, dressed for SSH.