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All guides are written as if you are using Windows. However, tessera should work on MacOS and Linux as well. The paths are the only things that may look a bit different, but everything else should be the same.
Once you have installed tessera by following this guide, you can run this command:

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After running tessera

Once you have run the command, you will see something like this.
Actual console formating has been left out of these docs, for simplicity purposes, but the logic stays the same.
Lets break down this UI

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User Interface

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Hero

This part is just the welcome screen. You will only see this once.

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Log Section

This part shows where the Encryption Key and Password File is stored. On the first command run, it will show like this. However, after this, it will show as loaded and not created, unless the files are deleted. If they are deleted, the program will automatically create them. Also, the (NUMBERS) is just a placeholder. When you open the terminal, it will be a 10 digit string, representing the timestamp of when the file was created. This is simply to ensure that the file is unique, and won’t be written over.

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Input Section

This is where you input commands. Upon program opening, and after a process finishes, this will appear. To start using tessera, run
This shows all commands that can be run