10−Unix sends keyboard events and the like to Dill, and Dill produces terminal output. Other vanes interact with Dill by passing it [task](/docs/arvo/dill/tasks)s to do things like print error messages. For userspace applications on the other hand, one wouldn't typically deal with Dill directly. Rather, the `%hood` agent's `drum` module acts as an intermediary session handler for CLI applications in userspace. To help write CLI apps there's two convenient libraries, `shoe` and `sole`, and a [tutorial](/docs/hoon/guides/cli-tutorial) for how to use them.
10+Unix sends keyboard events and the like to Dill, and Dill produces terminal output. Other vanes interact with Dill by passing it [tasks](/docs/arvo/dill/tasks) to do things like print error messages. For userspace applications on the other hand, one wouldn't typically deal with Dill directly. Rather, the `%hood` agent's `drum` module acts as an intermediary session handler for CLI applications in userspace. To help write CLI apps there's two convenient libraries, `shoe` and `sole`, and a [tutorial](/docs/hoon/guides/cli-tutorial) for how to use them.