In order to deal with that in my personal projects and my personal space of my public projects, I keep a central Makefile, separate from any eventual build Make

In order to deal with that in my personal projects and my personal space of my public projects, I keep a central Makefile, separate from any eventual build Makefile that the project may already have, which stores all the commands that I typically use in that directory. This is not necessarily the best solution, as you have to name even very simple commands, but it's not so hard. What I wished was for bash to have two histories, a global history and a per directory history, so I can look at what commands are typically run in a directory. I hear it is easier to do in zsh, but I have no working solution.