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    Exactly. Split UI interactions up into API actions; the API provides the low-level CRUD operations and the UI layer combines those in ways that make sense for the type of interactions that are natural for the medium. Commented Apr 6 at 12:04
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    This question is similar to: Are exceptions for flow control best practice in Python?. If you believe it’s different, please edit the question, make it clear how it’s different and/or how the answers on that question are not helpful for your problem. Commented Apr 6 at 12:39
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    While I do see the dupe speaking to similar issues it doesn't address the UI vs CLI. Commented Apr 6 at 15:02
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    You talk about a CLI, a UI, and Curses as if they are all some form of user interface. A CLI and a (G)UI are user interfaces, but curses is a library. Can you clarify the desired architecture of both applications? Commented Apr 6 at 15:02
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    @HugoSchongin: when you edit the question, I would recommend not to invalidate the existing answers. Currently, I don't think the risk is high that the question will get closed as a duplicate (and even if it will, chances are high it will be reopened again). Commented Apr 6 at 21:23