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CLI command history tracker – never forget a command again
- danebalia 11mo agoOmniscient is a cross-platform command history tracker that captures every command you run, categorizes them intelligently, and makes them instantly searchable. Survive machine migrations, access your command library anywhere, and boost your CLI productivity.
- jiehong 11mo agoAka an alternative to atuin
- simian1983 11mo ago^r then, start typing the e command
- danebalia 11mo agoYeah been doing that for over 15 years, and it sucks!
- taskforcegemini 11mo agoIt could be improved upon, but it definitely doesn't suck compared to all the systems that don't even use any command history
- ekropotin 11mo agoThis. Combine with fzf for better experience.
- jasonjmcghee 11mo agoI'll say what I've said before... Cunningham's law states "The best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question; it’s to post the wrong answer." I think we're about to see a new law "The best way to find the right solution on the internet is not to ask for it; it's to post a vibe coded solution." --- That being said, you can also just ask your LLM something like "is there already a solution to this? anything else I should know?"
- danebalia 11mo agoI am not looking for what atuin or x does. Been using Linux, *BSD for over 15 years. Just got tired of the same issue, depending on Obsidian for my commands. This was just easy. So I shared what was useful. I don't believe I was trying to convince anyone to use it. If you find it useful, use it, if not, don't.
- seymon 11mo agoCurious how this differs from Atuin — is there a particular problem it solves better?
- danebalia 11mo agoAtuin is a monster. I was looking to prove an idea I had around my workflow and the problems I experience. I want something small, minimal and source code I trust.
- mrorigo 11mo agoheard of atuin?
- vindin 11mo agoSomeone never read their shell’s manpages
- danebalia 11mo agoI certainly did and do. Not interested in having endless configurations every time I being a new OS.
- tinix 11mo agowhat's wrong with history and grep? you can throw in a #comment if you want to tag things