If we're handing out tips, then as noted in a few examples from the article hyperfine is even more useful when called with multiple commands directly. It prese

If we're handing out tips, then as noted in a few examples from the article hyperfine is even more useful when called with multiple commands directly. It presents a concise epilogue with the information you're probably trying to gleam from a run such as yours: $ hyperfine -L arg '1,2,3' 'sleep {arg}' … Summary sleep 1 ran 2.00 ± 0.00 times faster than sleep 2 3.00 ± 0.00 times faster than sleep 3 If your commands don't share enough in common for that approach then you can declare them individually, as in "hyperfine 'blib 1' 'blob x y' 'blub --arg'", and still get the summary.