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A smarter cd command that learns your habits. Jump to any directory with 2 keystrokes after your first visit.
Replace your shell history with a SQLite database. Full-text search, sync across machines, statistics.
A syntax-highlighting pager for git diff. Makes diffs actually readable with side-by-side layout.
Our team trawls GitHub trending, dev.to, and Hacker News weekly to surface tools with traction but zero mainstream visibility.
Every month, one tool lands in your inbox: pre-installed config, dotfile snippets, and a 5-minute setup guide.
Six months from now your workflow will be unrecognizable. Each tool compounds. This is how pros build their setup.
I've been using the terminal for 12 years and atuin alone was worth a year of subscriptions. The dotfile config they send is the real unlock — I would've spent a weekend tuning it myself.
Honestly skeptical at first. Then zoxide showed up and I deleted every cd alias I'd accumulated over 8 years. That's the thing — these aren't toys, they're permanent installs.
I forward every issue to my team's #tools Slack. It's become our de facto CLI discovery channel. delta made code review bearable for at least 3 people who were using raw git diff.