There are many interesting use cases for `emacsclient' if you use it. Here's a quick shell script that turns your Emacs into the CLI tool `fzf'. Instead of fzf,

There are many interesting use cases for `emacsclient' if you use it. Here's a quick shell script that turns your Emacs into the CLI tool `fzf'. Instead of fzf, you can use Emacs's advanced completion tools to do the filtering, and then return the selected matches to the shell. Around 20 lines of bash or so, plus a smattering of elisp: https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/fuzzy-finding-emacs-instead-of-fzf https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/fuzzy-finding-emacs-i...