About Broot
Broot is a command-line tool for viewing and navigating directory trees. A directory tree shows folders and files in a nested structure, and Broot provides an interactive way to explore that structure from a terminal. This can make it easier to move through directories and locate areas of a filesystem without relying solely on a graphical file manager. Broot is intended for users who work in a shell and want a clearer view of how directories are organized. Its focus is navigation and exploration rather than editing files. The tool gives terminal users a visual representation of directory structure and a way to move through it.
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