A spatial TUI editor with drag-and-drop, safe apply with revert, workspace planning, and a hotplug daemon. All in two zero-dependency Go binaries.

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hyprmoncfg is a zero-dependency TUI tool for managing monitor configurations in Hyprland, built with Go. It features a spatial drag-and-drop canvas editor that works over SSH, safe apply with automatic 10-second revert, workspace planning with three assignment strategies, source-chain verification to ensure Hyprland actually reads the config file, and a hotplug daemon for automatic profile switching. Profiles are stored as JSON for easy dotfiles integration. Compared to alternatives like Monique, kanshi, and nwg-displays, it combines the full feature set while requiring no runtime dependencies beyond Hyprland itself.

I Built a Monitor Configuration Tool for Hyprland

<p>Does it work in TTY? Could be useful when I Vibeconfigured my PC configs too close to the sun.</p>
<p>ClaudeCode does works btw 😅</p>
