fd
A fast and user-friendly alternative to `find` that uses sensible defaults and a simpler syntax.
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Tools directory
Open-source tools worth knowing — with reviews, use cases and alternatives.
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ripgrep
A line-oriented search tool that recursively searches directories for a regex pattern while respecting your `.gitignore`.
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htop
An interactive, colorful process viewer for the terminal and a friendlier replacement for `top`.
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mise
A fast, all-in-one tool for managing dev runtime versions, environment variables, and project tasks.
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asdf
A single CLI to manage multiple runtime versions (Node, Python, Ruby, and many more) through a plugin system.
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direnv
An environment switcher that loads and unloads environment variables automatically as you change directories.
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autojump
A faster way to navigate your filesystem by jumping to directories based on how often you visit them.
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Alacritty
A fast, GPU-accelerated terminal emulator focused on simplicity and performance.
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Starship
A fast, minimal, infinitely customizable prompt that works across virtually any shell.
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Oh My Zsh
A community framework for managing your Zsh configuration with hundreds of plugins and themes.
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Zsh
A powerful, interactive shell with smart completion and theming that became the default on modern macOS.
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GNU Screen
A long-standing terminal multiplexer that runs multiple shells in one session and keeps them running after you detach.
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