Unlike some of the other Lily demos which have a putative utility, the CLI DOM Explorer is defiantly pointless. It's a command line DOM explorer that let's you telnet (!) to your browser and traverse & interact with the HTML document using standard Unix commands. The (somewhat) supported commands are: ls, pwd, cd & rm - ls displays the child nodes of the current node, cd changes the current node to the node supplied as an argument (".." & "/" are supported), pwd displays the path back to the root node and rm deletes the supplied node. The screencast more or less documents what you can do with it. (As with all the Lily demos, keep in mind that this is an alpha application made with beta software, so don't get your hopes up or anything.)
