Stop Babysitting Symlinks: Designing a Safer, Faster TUI Workflow

📝 From ln -s to Intentional Workflows: Building an Interactive Symlink Creator in Go Managing symlinks should be trivial. In practice, it's anything but. If you've worked with symlinks long enough—especially while managing dotfiles, configs, or multi-environment setups—you've likely fallen into the same repetitive loop: Double-check source and destination paths Worry about overwriting something important Manually resolve conflicts Repeat the process, carefully, every single time The problem isn't that symlinks are complex. The problem is that the workflow around them is fragile. ⚠️ The Real Issue: Workflow, Not Command The ln -s command itself is simple. But the moment you scale beyond a single link, things start breaking down: No structured navigation → long, error-prone paths No safety layer → easy to overwrite unintentionally No batch operations → repetitive, manual work No feedback loop → you don't know what went wrong until it's too late This isn't a tooling problem. It's a workf