gocui | Minimalist Go package aimed at creating Console User

Recently I have been trying to create a program in golang, which runs on a server, and accepts telnet connections. I would then like to open a TUI (text user interface) such as a curses menu (in the case of golang, something like: termui, gocui, etc) over that telnet connection. My question is, how exactly could I do this and/or would it even be possible? I have played around trying to start TUIs when a connection is accepted, but it just opens it on the server side, not on the telnet client side. From what I can tell, there is no easy way to just send a TUI over a telnet or any other socket IO connection for that matter.

Any help is appreciated in trying to figure this out. Thanks! :D

I have a program based on the gocui library, which has a keybinding with a function which generates text and sends it to the pager's stdin. But after closing the pager, all previous gocui interface becomes broken, but program is still working.

So how can I safely return from pager to the gocui mode and continue the program?

Simplified example, here.

I'm coding in Go using IntelliJ IDEA with Go plugin. I am working on a project that uses gocui, which doesn't work in IntelliJ console window. So I run my program from console.

How can I attach this wonderful IntelliJ debugger to the process that runs outside IntelliJ (in my console)? I tried run -> attach to local process, but it showed an empty box.