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Atuin replaces your shell history with a SQLite database, adding context and optional encrypted sync across machines.
A curated collection of mind-expanding books across diverse categories like philosophy, science, business, and fiction.
A curated collection of mind-expanding books across diverse categories like philosophy, science, business, and fiction.
McFly replaces your shell's ctrl-r history search with an intelligent neural network-powered engine that prioritizes commands based on context.
A Git repository containing the complete historical evolution of Unix from 1970 to the present day.
A Git repository containing the complete, continuous history of Unix from 1970 to today, reconstructed from historical snapshots.
A command-line tool that provides simple and efficient access to various statistics in git repositories.
A TUI suggest box for Bash and Zsh that makes viewing, navigating, searching, and managing shell command history easier.
A curated collection of computer history videos, documentaries, folklore, and source code for tech enthusiasts.
A curated collection of computer history videos, documentaries, folklore, and source code for enthusiasts and learners.
A higher-order reducer that adds undo/redo functionality to Redux state containers.
A cross-platform readline implementation in Rust with Emacs/vi keybindings, history, and completion.
A slightly better history for zsh
A cloud-based service that saves, indexes, and makes searchable your terminal command history across all sessions and systems.
Contextual shell history for zsh and bash that prioritizes search results based on current directory, git repo, and exit status.
A tiny (865-byte) client-side router for the browser with support for named parameters, wildcards, and history integration.
A collection of georeferenced GeoJSON boundaries for world countries and cultural regions to map historical data on global or continental scales.
Track and record all changes in your Elixir/Ecto database, allowing you to revert to any point in history.
All your history in one file.
A curated list of archives, primary sources, and learning resources for conducting historical research with digital tools.
A curated list of archives, primary sources, and learning resources for conducting historical research with digital tools.
A self-hosted, private cloud server for storing and searching shell command history, compatible with bashhub-client.
A GitHub Action that detects path changes in monorepos to conditionally run workflows and save CI/CD resources.
Edit and manage your Zsh command history directly from the terminal with automatic formatting and undo functionality.
Interactive script playbooks for your terminal that replace command history with Vim/Neovim editing and tmux integration.
A scalable full history and state API solution for Antelope (formerly EOSIO) blockchain networks.
Visualize your Bash/Zsh shell usage with interactive charts via a Flask web app.
A closed-loop console application library for Cobra commands, providing ready-to-use menus, prompts, and completions.
An unofficial Node.js library for interacting with the VALORANT game API, including player data, match history, and competitive leaderboards.
A Rust library providing readline-like line editing with autosuggestions, history, and multi-line support.
A comprehensive collection of IRC protocol documentation, specifications, and historical references.
A free terminal emulator for Data General DASHER D200/D210 character-based terminals, supporting serial and telnet connections.
A React Native module providing an interface to iOS Search APIs (Core Spotlight and App History) for indexing and handling search items.
A pure Rust library for command line editing with readline-like functionality.
A Zsh plugin to run commands without triggering new prompts, history entries, or output clutter.
An interactive history menu for bash and zsh that replaces Ctrl+R and Esc/ with filtering, editing, and deletion capabilities.
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