lazygit-style TUI for NuGet

If you've ever used lazygit , you know the feeling. Git stops being a chore and becomes almost enjoyable. You can see everything at once, navigate with the keyboard, and do in seconds what used to take several commands. I wanted that for NuGet. dotnet list package --outdated gives you a wall of text. Updating means running a separate command for each package. Checking for vulnerabilities is another command. Searching NuGet.org is yet another. And if you're working across a solution with 10+ projects, you're context-switching constantly. So I built LazyNuGet . What it does You point it at a folder and it scans for all .csproj files. Every project, every package, every version — all in one place. In the background it quietly checks NuGet.org for updates and vulnerability data. When it's done, the outdated packages light up yellow. Vulnerable ones show a red badge. You don't have to ask. From there you can: Update a single package or everything at once ( Ctrl+U ) Search NuGet.org without