whenever you pipe input into fzf, it goes into fuzzy mode and you can select one of the lines of the input. so, doing something like vim $(find . -name *.

whenever you pipe input into fzf, it goes into fuzzy mode and you can select one of the lines of the input. so, doing something like vim $(find . -name *.py | fzf) will show you a prompt where you can search for all .py files on the current folder. after you select a file, it will open it on vim. it's something textmate's find in project, but for the command line. (i hope that made sense :))