try-rs
A blazing fast, Rust-based CLI tool to organize temporary projects and experiments with a rich terminal interface.
What is try-rs?
try-rs is a command-line workspace manager built in Rust that helps developers organize their temporary coding projects and experiments. It solves the problem of cluttered directories by automatically creating date-prefixed folders and providing a fast, feature-rich terminal interface to manage them. The tool includes fuzzy search, Git integration, and a configurable TUI to streamline the workflow for experimental code.
Developers and engineers who frequently create temporary projects, prototypes, or experiments and want a structured, fast way to manage them from the terminal. It's especially useful for those using multiple shells and operating systems.
Developers choose try-rs for its exceptional speed due to Rust, its rich TUI with features like fuzzy search and previews, and its deep integration with Git and shell environments. It offers a more organized and efficient alternative to manual folder management in /tmp or Desktop.
Overview
A blazing fast, Rust-based workspace manager for your temporary experiments.
Use Cases
Best For
- Managing temporary coding experiments and prototypes
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