Useful Command-line Tools

oh-my-zsh

Documentation
A framework for managing your zsh configuration. It includes many themes to customize your prompt and colors as well as plugins to improve shell auto-completion.

Starship

Documentation Starship is a highly customizable command prompt that can be integrated in any shell and be used to display information such as the current path or the git state such as the current branch or status (pull/push available, etc). It automatically detect files and displays information such as which node version that project/folder uses, etc.

zsh-autocomplete

Documentation zsh-autocomplete is a zsh plugin that can be used to complete recently used commands and show you a preview while typing.

zoxide

Documentation zoxide is a smarter cd command. As per the documentation: "It remembers which directories you use most frequently, so you can "jump" to them in just a few keystrokes." There is a video showcase available in the documentation.
It can also be integrated with fzf to enable fuzzy finding with recent paths.

tldr

Documentation
Provides examples for cli commands.

bat

Documentation
A cat replacement with syntax highlighting and Git integration.

fzf

Documentation
A command-line fuzzy finder. For example it can be used to quickly search your local files or your bash history.

ripgrep

Documentation
A modern, much faster replacement for grep which can respect your gitignore file.

uv

Documentation
An extremely fast Python package and project manager. It can be used to install and run tools published as Python packages or run standalone scripts with inline dependencies.

Example:

# use csvcut to remove columns from a csv file
uvx --from=csvkit csvcut spatialRelation/companion.csv -c "Plant 1 (unique name)","Plant 2 (unique name)"

csvkit

Documentation
Contains many tools that make working with CSV files easier in the command line.

lazydocker

Documentation
A simple terminal UI for docker.