I find that feature also interacts very nicely when editing parallel paths. E.g.: prog/libs/foo┃/src/CMakeList.txt Start with one path prog

I find that feature also interacts very nicely when editing parallel paths. E.g.: prog/libs/foo┃/src/CMakeList.txt Start with one path prog/libs/some┃/src/CMakeList.txt Edit the middle part prog/libs/somelongname/src/CMakeList.txt┃ Press tab, completes middle and jumps to end I was also thrilled when I noticed zsh contextually skipping some potential completions that I'd already had on my command line. E.g., if I have files `aaa` and `aab` in a directory, then hitting tab on git add aaa a┃ will do the right thing and immediately complete to `aab` without further prompting. (Better yet, it also does that if I'd added `aaa` with a previous command!)