zsh-z (agkozak)
A Zsh plugin that quickly jumps to frequently and recently used directories using a 'frecency' algorithm.
What is zsh-z (agkozak)?
Zsh-z is a Zsh plugin that enables quick navigation to directories based on how frequently and recently you've used them. It solves the problem of repetitive `cd` commands by learning your directory habits and predicting where you want to go from partial input. The plugin uses a 'frecency' algorithm to rank directories and jump to the best match.
Zsh users who frequently switch between directories in the terminal and want to reduce typing and navigation time. It's especially useful for developers, system administrators, and power users working in complex directory structures.
Developers choose Zsh-z for its pure Zsh implementation, which makes it significantly faster and more stable than alternatives that rely on external tools. Its drop-in compatibility with `rupa/z` and rich customization options provide a seamless, reliable directory jumping experience.
Overview
Jump quickly to directories that you have visited "frecently." A native Zsh port of z.sh with added features.
Use Cases
Best For
- Reducing keystrokes when navigating deeply nested project directories
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