2026 collateral damage: I dropped fish as my preferred shell this year because generating zsh scripts with LLMs is just so good that for me, the benefits of using fish no longer justify the weight of the additional…
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2026 collateral damage: I dropped fish as my preferred shell this year because generating zsh scripts with LLMs is just so good that for me, the benefits of using fish no longer justify the weight of the additional…
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TUIs are fun again. Here's what AI agents, modern terminals, and new frameworks are making possible.
The repo finder worked. It just wasn't fast enough. A disk cache, named pipes, and a non-adjacent deduplication filter to keep FZF feeling instant even with large repo lists.
FZF is a tool that useful and easy to weave in to your needs. Shell history, files, git stash, branch checkout, repo clone, Docker entry — all faster with fzf in the mix.
Popping open a browser to find a repo breaks the command-line flow. A Go + FZF tool that fuzzy-searches and clones private GitHub repos — built up through three API iterations.