Split TUI from default watch mode

readme.md

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ cabal install exe:hakysidian
 
 ## Commands
 
-The CLI mirrors the common Hakyll workflow:
+The default CLI mirrors the common Hakyll workflow:
 
 ```bash
 hakysidian build
@@ -70,28 +70,41 @@ hakysidian watch --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8000
 hakysidian watch --no-server
 ```
 
+The dashboard is now an explicit TUI mode:
+
+```bash
+hakysidian -tui
+hakysidian -tui --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8000
+hakysidian -tui --no-server
+```
+
 What each command does:
 
 - `build`: incremental site build.
 - `clean`: removes generated output and cache.
 - `rebuild`: clears output/cache and builds from scratch.
-- `watch`: shows an in-place terminal dashboard, watches project inputs, and rebuilds automatically on change.
+- `watch`: runs Hakyll's normal watch workflow, prints build logs directly to the terminal, and rebuilds automatically on change.
+- `-tui`: starts the interactive dashboard with explicit controls for watching and cleaning.
 
-## Watch Mode
+## Watch And TUI
 
-`watch` tracks:
+Both `watch` and `-tui` work against the same project inputs:
 
 - `notes/**`
 - `reference.bib`
 - `math-macros.md`
 - `images/**`
 
-The watch UI:
+Normal `watch` behaves like a standard Hakyll watch command: it stays in the terminal, rebuilds when inputs change, and can start a preview server unless `--no-server` is passed.
+
+`-tui` uses an alternate-screen dashboard that:
 
 - uses the terminal’s current size to keep the dashboard within the visible screen,
 - keeps recent build output in a bounded activity pane,
-- avoids scrolling raw Hakyll logs through the terminal,
-- can start a local preview server unless `--no-server` is passed.
+- can start a local preview server unless `--no-server` is passed,
+- supports `w` to start watching, `s` to stop watching, `c` to clean, and `q` to quit.
+
+The TUI requires an interactive terminal.
 
 ## Notes Format