Pretty cool terminal visualizations, but tbh straight unix tools allow you to do this (might be different than 4th column for you depending on history format):

Pretty cool terminal visualizations, but tbh straight unix tools allow you to do this (might be different than 4th column for you depending on history format): `history | awk '{print $4}' | sort | uniq -c | sort` 56 tree 58 make 59 youtube-dl 69 cmake 71 which 76 docker 78 scala 80 drive 80 wget 96 curl 99 head 102 echo 105 pip 114 scp 119 ssh 131 open 135 conda 135 kubectl 141 man 181 sudo 298 mkdir 350 grep 378 ls 409 find 415 mv 544 cp 553 python 568 brew 601 cat 674 rm 1928 vim 1972 cd 2845 git Also, I'm noticing this won't catch anything in pipes otherwise I'd expect to see less and xargs pretty high up.