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Intent-aware navigation and command suggestions for zsh, powered by Jev and zoxide
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Intent-aware navigation and command suggestions for zsh, powered by Jev and zoxide: describe where to go or which previous command to run, review the inline suggestion, and press Enter. Jev selects from existing candidates rather than generating new shell commands.
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- sanai2550
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- Oct 2026
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Highlights
- Describe where to go or which past command to run; zj shows an inline suggestion and Enter runs it.
- Powered by Jev plus zoxide; command suggestions come from your history, so a matching earlier command is required.
- Jev selects existing candidates; it does not generate new shell commands.
- Examples: 'zj go to payments backend' suggests a cd, 'zj show recent commits' suggests git log --oneline -5.
- Requires zsh 5.9+ and Node.js 24+ per the README; repo topics are cli, jev, suggestion and terminal.
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README and GitHub metadata reviewed 2026-10-17; the digest truncates the requirements list and installation section, so the exact install command and configuration steps are not captured. The demo video was recorded with a fabricated workspace and history.
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An intent-aware navigation and command suggestion plugin for zsh, powered by Jev and zoxide: describe a destination or a previous command and it shows an inline suggestion you confirm with Enter.
No. Jev selects among existing candidates — folders for navigation and commands already in your history — so it does not invent new shell commands.
Command suggestions come from your history, so a suggestion such as git log --oneline -5 requires a matching command to have been run previously, per the README.
zsh 5.9+ and Node.js 24+ on your PATH per the README; the demo notes also use VHS and ffmpeg to regenerate the recording and need your API key exported.
The recording was made with the real plugin and Jev API on a fabricated workspace and history, showing navigation to an unvisited folder and a history command, both accepted with Enter, with no personal history or credentials shown.
A TypeScript repository with 0 stars, created and pushed 2026-10-14, no licence listed, and topics cli, jev, suggestion and terminal.
There is a demo GIF in the repository and a linked video at demo/demo.mp4; the digest also shows how to regenerate it by running zsh demo/make-demo.sh.
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