Creating interactive command-line forms in Go significantly enhances user experience, especially for tasks like adding resources in a CMS. While traditional CLI commands with flags are efficient, integrating libraries such as `huh` from charmbracelet empowers developers to build rich, interactive terminal UIs—including text inputs, select fields, multi-selects, and confirmation prompts—similar to web forms but within the terminal. `huh`'s fluent API allows for flexible form composition and dynamic features, such as prepopulated fields and option bindings, making data entry intuitive and adaptable. Implementing this approach provides a powerful alternative to static CLI workflows, offering users a choice between quick flag-driven commands and guided, form-based input, thus broadening the accessibility and usability of CLI applications.