Category: shell

An interactive cheatsheet tool for the command line — browse, search, and execute shell snippets without ever leaving your terminal.

A blazing fast fuzzy finder TUI built around the concept of 'channels' — search files, git history, environment variables, and any custom data source from one interface.

A fuzzy finder written in Rust — a faster, feature-rich alternative to fzf with a built-in TUI, multi-selection, and preview support.

Replaces your shell history with a SQLite database, giving you full-text fuzzy search, statistics, and optional encrypted sync across machines.

A minimal, blazing-fast, and infinitely customizable prompt for any shell.

A smarter cd command that learns your habits and jumps to your most-used directories instantly.

An upgraded shell history search that replaces ctrl-r, using a small neural network to prioritize results based on context.

A new kind of shell where pipelines carry structured data instead of plain text — tables, lists, and records all the way down.