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A terminal file manager that provides a fast, interactive way to navigate directories, search files, and manage your filesystem.
An enhanced cd command integrated with a command line fuzzy finder for interactive directory navigation.
A Zsh plugin that quickly jumps to frequently and recently used directories using a 'frecency' algorithm.
A shell script for saving and quickly navigating to directory bookmarks with tab completion support.
A fast, fish-friendly directory jumper that tracks visited directories and enables quick navigation based on frequency and recency.
A modern, feature-rich `ls` replacement built in Rust with Git integration, multiple views, and a plugin system.
A shell utility for Linux and macOS that lets you alias directories and navigate to them with tab completion.
A PowerShell module that tracks frequently used directories and enables fast navigation using fuzzy matching and tab completion.
A shell plugin that adds fuzzy tab completion to the z directory jumper, enabling quick navigation through historical directories.
A shell plugin that adds fuzzy search to tab completion for the z directory jumper, enabling quick navigation through historical directories.
A shell plugin for creating, managing, and navigating directory bookmarks in bash and zsh using fzf.
A Fish shell plugin that provides text expansions for directory navigation and command history.
A Telescope.nvim extension that integrates zoxide for fast directory navigation within Neovim.
An Emacs Dired-inspired file manager for Neovim, providing keyboard-driven file operations and directory navigation.
A shell function for quickly navigating to parent directories using tab-completion instead of typing `../` repeatedly.
A minimalist Neovim plugin for quickly switching between project directories without complex project management features.
A plugin that integrates autojump directory navigation with ranger file manager and provides a zsh helper function.
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