directory-navigation

Changing directory more efficiently

cd replacement with pattern matching and explicit "frecency" scoring over recorded visit history.

command line interactive directory navigator with history (bash / ksh / zsh)

Fastcd allows you to navigate quickly to the desired directory that has been visited recently.

Fast project directory navigation from your shell

ze - a z-fork with event-clock-based exponential moving sum scoring

IndexOf Enhanced is an enhanced version of Apache Webserver's directory listing (IndexOf) that should work on any webserver running PHP. It's highly customizable and it comes with a dark and a light theme.

Bookmark and jump between directories in zsh — fuzzy-search saved folders and browse their contents with fzf. A deliberate alternative to frecency jumpers like zoxide and autojump.

A utility that enhances Windows command prompt navigation and efficiency.

A simple tool to save and navigate to directories in Linux

Enhance directory navigation. Written fully in bash

Go back 'N' levels in the directory hierarchy easily!

Instant directory navigation for Linux — bookmark your paths, jump with one word.

Windows-oriented Python console utility and mini shell for filesystem navigation, file/folder create/rename/delete/run actions, selections, date display, Wi-Fi listing via netsh, and power commands.

A collection of shell navigation commands with memory: jump to recent, frequent, or statistically associated directories

Terminal emulator for macOS with visual directory navigation and smart shortcuts to your favorite paths.

Zsh plugin adding directory-navigation sources (cdd, dirstack) to the zaw fuzzy selector.

Directory bookmarking and navigation utilities for shell - mark directories with aliases, enhanced cd with history queue, SQLite backend.

qdr (quick directories) is a lightweight bash script that allows you to navigate easily through the file system. By assigning a tag (key) to a specific path, the tool redirects you to the desired location in the current shell execution environment.

Bridge shell aliases and zoxide: name a directory whatever you actually call it, and let z find it. Aliases become real zoxide entries, so fuzzy matching and frecency apply to them too.