Command Reference

List directory contents with icons and colors

Long listing with hidden files and grouped directories

List all files including hidden ones

Tree view up to 3 levels deep with grouped directories

Go up one directory level

Go up two directory levels

Go up three directory levels

Return to the previous directory

Create directories including parent paths automatically

Copy files with interactive confirmation and verbose output

Move files with interactive confirmation and verbose output

Remove files with interactive confirmation and verbose output

Display file contents with syntax highlighting and line numbers

Search text with colorized output

Compare files with colorized output

Show all listening ports and their processes

Display your public IP address

Display a weather forecast in the terminal

Show a compact visual git commit graph

Pull with rebase for a cleaner linear history

Undo the last commit while keeping changes staged

Show commit counts per author, sorted by frequency

Pipe to grep — use anywhere in a command

Pipe to less — use anywhere in a command

Count lines — use anywhere in a command

Show first lines — use anywhere in a command

Show last lines — use anywhere in a command

Suppress stderr output

Suppress all output (stdout and stderr)

Extract any supported archive format automatically

Create a directory and cd into it in one step

Find files by name recursively — uses fd when available

Find text in files — uses ripgrep when available, falls back to grep

Fuzzy-select and kill a running process

Follow redirects and print HTTP response headers

Preview a file quickly — uses bat when available

Show disk usage summary for the largest items in a directory

Find the largest files recursively in a directory tree

Jump to the root of the current git repository

Print each PATH entry on its own line

Fuzzy-pick and checkout a git branch from local or remote refs

Nix package manager wrapper — add, remove, find, search, upgrade, and more