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With over 100 built-in rules for tools like git, apt, and docker, it automatically fixes common typos, permission issues, and argument errors, as demonstrated in the README examples such as correcting 'git brnch' to 'git branch'.

Interactive confirmation by default prevents accidental execution of incorrect fixes, and settings allow customization, including the --yeah flag for automatic correction or disabling confirmation entirely.

Supports custom rule creation in Python, enabling users to add corrections for specific workflows, with detailed documentation in the 'Creating your own rules' section.

Works with Bash, Zsh, Fish, and others via simple alias setup, as shown in the installation instructions for adding eval commands to shell config files.