#productivity
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Launch any saved Shortcuts automation directly from Terminal on macOS 12+.
Show the handful of common use cases for a command instead of the full manual.
Open files in a Vim-compatible editor with built-in LSP and Lua config.
Hot corner keys live in com.apple.dock; writing wvous-*-corner assigns an action to each screen corner.
Add Git status, language versions and path info to your prompt.
PSReadLine can replicate bash's Ctrl+R, and its HistorySearch functions filter history as you type — most users never enable them.
Use a post-Vim modal editor with sane defaults and built-in LSP.
Fetch concise usage examples for a command over plain HTTP.
Insert a due-dated task into Reminders without opening the app.
Use a large-format countdown, stopwatch or pomodoro timer in the shell.
Send command output straight to the Windows clipboard.
Replace the default “Recents” target with Documents, Home, or any folder.