Wiretext renders UI wireframes, diagrams, and mockups entirely in Unicode box-drawing characters. No pixels, no vectors, just text.
This matters because Unicode output is universally portable: paste it into a doc, a terminal, a comment thread, or a commit message and it survives without losing fidelity. Most design tools produce artifacts that require the same tool to read them back.
The full tool is worth exploring to see how far spatial layout can stretch inside a character grid, and whether the constraint forces cleaner thinking about structure before aesthetics enter the picture.
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