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jev-shell-history

Fish-style zsh autosuggestions ranked by Jev: each keystroke asks which of your last 100 distinct history entries you are completing and shows the best match for one-key acceptance.

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Category
Tools & Integrations
Published by
Community
Author
mrnugget
Added
2026-09-20
Tagscommunitytypescriptzshshellcli

Highlights

  • Considers the last 100 distinct history entries with one Jev request per keystroke.
  • Prefix mode completes literal matches; fuzzy mode replaces when nothing starts with the input.
  • The suggestion appears grey after the cursor with its score, accepted with right-arrow, ^E, or End.
  • Two questions in one request: a Choice over candidate ids and a Noul for whether any of them completes the line.

Watch out

Needs zsh 5.9 or newer, Node 22 or newer, and a TypeSafe key, and each request takes roughly 0.7 to 0.9 seconds.

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