Here is a little fish function I've used for years. function p set -l argc (count $argv) if test $argc -eq 0 cd ~/projects re

Here is a little fish function I've used for years. function p set -l argc (count $argv) if test $argc -eq 0 cd ~/projects return end set -l project $argv[1] cd ~/projects/$project test $argc -eq 1; and return set -l file (fzf -q (string join " " $argv[2..-1])) test -z $file; and return $EDITOR $file end Jumps to my project roots, and even opens my editor with extra args. Completion, too. set -l commands (command ls -p ~/projects/ | grep "/" | tr '\n/' ' ') complete -c p -f \ -n "not __fish_seen_subcommand_from $commands" \ -a $commands Maybe someone who uses Fish will find this useful