I use skim for the same reason (since I'm better at rust than go, I think I'd be better able to contribute or fork if needed). For my fairly simple needs -- mostly using the bash integration for history and for auto-completing file paths) it works fine. Do you remember what features you were missing?

The fuzzy search results were constantly failing at things I felt they should find, and fzf would rank as the #1 result.

There also seemed to be some issue with the 'bat' integration into preview where it wouldn't jump to the correct line as it could with fzf.

I gave it a good try, short of reading the source code, which when I went to do I saw it was getting a little stale. I'm sure it's still active, but at that point my 'but rust!' reasoning had worn too thin.

Fair enough. I haven't found any issues, but sounds like you use it a lot more heavily than I do.