autojump

Automatically tracks and weights directories based on usage frequency, eliminating the need for manual bookmarking or alias setup, as highlighted in its philosophy of reducing friction through learning.

Enables jumps with partial directory names, such as 'j proj' for 'projects', speeding up navigation without memorizing full paths, as demonstrated in the USAGE section.

The 'jc' command prioritizes subdirectories over parent matches, making it efficient for deep folder hierarchies, with examples like 'jc foo' for faster access to nested content.

Works on Linux, macOS, Windows, and BSD with integration for multiple shells, though first-class support is limited to bash and zsh, as noted in the REQUIREMENTS.