autojump -s gets you the entries in the database. You have to parse it to extract the directories without all the metadata it spits out. Then you probably nee

autojump -s gets you the entries in the database. You have to parse it to extract the directories without all the metadata it spits out. Then you probably need to write a shell function in your preferred shell to tie the pieces together, as well as assign it to a keybinding. It's not too hard. I use xonsh for my shell, so my config probably won't help. And doing it in xonsh is probably a lot messier than doing it in Bash.