zoxide

zoxide is a smarter directory navigation tool inspired by z and autojump. It tracks the directories you visit most frequently, enabling you to "jump" to them using partial matches rather than full paths. Key capabilities include: - Fast navigation: Jump to the highest-ranked directory matching a query. - Broad shell support: Works with Bash, Zsh, Fish, Nushell, PowerShell, Elvish, Tcsh, Xonsh, and other POSIX shells. - Interactive selection: Integrates with fzf for interactive directory selection via the `zi` command. - Data import: Supports importing history from other similar tools like autojump, fasd, and z. - Customization: Allows changing command prefixes, configuring directory scoring hooks, and excluding specific directories via environment variables. - Extensive integrations: Compatible with various file managers (yazi, ranger, lf, nnn), text editors (Vim, Neovim, Emacs), and session managers (tmux-sessionx, sesh).