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<TUI> is the terminal counterpart to <UI>. It declares the React entry a workflow wants an OpenTUI-capable client to render for terminal monitoring. The component renders nothing in the workflow graph; clients read the declaration from workflow metadata and choose the appropriate terminal host. 
import { TUI, Workflow } from "smithers-orchestrator";

export default smithers(() => (
  <Workflow name="terminal-view">
    <TUI entry="./tui/terminal-view.tsx" title="Terminal View" />
    {/* normal workflow nodes */}
  </Workflow>
));

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Props

<TUI> accepts the same view declaration fields as <UI>: entry, source, exportName, title, props, and literal children. Prefer entry for a real terminal app so the OpenTUI host can load the full React component tree.