$ history -w /dev/stdout | grep -o "^git [a-Z]*\( -\{1,2\}\([a-Z]\)*\)*" | sort | uniq -c | sort -rg 39 git status 26 git checkout 24 git diff

$ history -w /dev/stdout | grep -o "^git [a-Z]*\( -\{1,2\}\([a-Z]\)*\)*" | sort | uniq -c | sort -rg 39 git status 26 git checkout 24 git diff 23 git log - 11 git stash 10 git add 9 git cherry 7 git reset 7 git merge 7 git commit 6 git commit -m 4 git help 4 git grep 3 git show 3 git reset --hard 3 git remote 3 git rebase -i 3 git diff --cached 3 git checkout -b 2 git log 2 git checkout -- 2 git branch 2 git add -p 1 git stash --list 1 git rebase -p --onto 1 git rebase --continue 1 git rebase --abort 1 git rebase 1 git push 1 git diff --sta 1 git diff -p -n 1 git diff -p -l -n 1 git diff -p -l -e 1 git diff -ple 1 git commit --amend 1 git commit -am 1 git clone --recursive 1 git clone 1 git blame 1 git add --interactive Some of this is quite amusing to me ("git help", "git rebase --abort", me trying to get a readable diff near the bottom) -- I'm a git novice. Btw, "git log -" near the top means git log -2, -3, -8, for example.