martinosis

This is exactly where LLMS shines, but when you get to a larger project,for me everything falls apart since most of the time the application gets way to complex because the LLM try to guess what you want. This is ok for small project but quite bad for larger ones.

I navigate across my favorites directories at light speed, using this simple alias which uses fzf.

alias f='files=$(cat ~/.fzfdirs | fzf) && cd "${files}"'

I type f and it fuzzy find the directory that I have added to the ~/.fzfdirs file and cd into it.

If I want to add a dir, I append the directory into the file or `pwd >> ~/.fzfdirs` inside the wanted directory.

I find it simple and efficient. I gives me an amazing boost of productivity for moving across directories.

With 3-4 key stokes I get inside any common directory on my box.

fzf is so amazing.