Terminal & Shell
Terminal & Shell
One emulator, one multiplexer, a prompt, and a pile of small Rust and Go programs that replace tools shipped in 1979.
A stock Unix tool replaced by something with colour, a fuzzy finder and sane defaults, repeated twenty-odd times. Most of it takes one line in ~/.zshrc.
Terminal emulator with splits, search and profiles.
Terminal multiplexer — detachable sessions and panes.
Touch ID for sudo inside tmux and screen.
Cross-shell prompt written in Rust.
SQLite-backed shell history with fuzzy search and optional sync.
General-purpose command-line fuzzy finder.
A smarter
cd that learns your most-used directories.Corrects the previous mistyped command.
cat with syntax highlighting, line numbers and Git integration.ls with colours, icons and a tree mode.Print a directory as an indented tree.
Modern terminal file manager.
GNU versions of the standard Unix file, shell and text utilities.
Official tldr-pages client, written in Rust.
Symlink farm manager — the classic dotfiles approach.
Record and replay terminal sessions as text.
Render a source file to a PNG image.
Generate images of code and terminal output.
Print text as ASCII-art banners.
System information summary, fast.
Emulate mouse clicks and keystrokes from the command line.
Real-time type-ahead completion for Zsh.
Extra completion definitions for Zsh.
Syntax highlighting for the Zsh command line.