I replaced the `man` command with a Python TUI — and it's actually useful

We've all been there. You're deep in a terminal session, you forget a flag, so you type man grep — and you're greeted by this: GREP(1) General Commands Manual GREP(1) NAME grep, egrep, fgrep, rgrep - print lines that match patterns ... A wall of monospaced text. No color. No structure. No examples surfaced upfront. So I built SmartMan CLI — a drop-in, interactive replacement for man that actually respects your eyes and your time. What it looks like What it does differently Feature man smartman Syntax highlighting ❌ ✅ Interactive sidebar (jump to sections) ❌ ✅ Quick-win examples at the top ❌ ✅ AI-powered plain-English explanations ❌ ✅ Themes (Dracula, Catppuccin, Nord…) ❌ ✅ Features I'm actually proud of ⚡ Quick-Win Gallery The most painful thing about man pages is that the useful examples are always buried at the bottom. SmartMan surfaces the most common usage patterns as interactive cards right at the top of every page. No scrolling, no grep -ing through the man page to find what you