clingon
A tmux command picker that fills in the blanks and types into your own shell
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zhist
Zsh history that remembers where a command ran, whether it failed, and how long
You get directory-aware, failure-aware shell history in one small local Go binary, without adopting a sync service or a database you did not ask for.
zhist replaces the standard Zsh history file with a record that keeps each command's working directory, exit status and duration. An fzf picker shows failed commands in red with their run time, and one key toggles between global history and history for the current directory. You can exclude commands with a HIST_EXCLUDE array, get inline suggestions through zsh-autosuggestions, and import your existing history, though imported entries carry no metadata. It is written in Go, MIT-licensed, and installs with Homebrew, go install or zinit. It needs fzf 0.45 or newer.
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