navi

Interactive cheatsheet tool that lets you browse and execute commands with prompted argument values.

Author: Denis Isidoro
Alternative to: man
Language: Rust
Works with: fzf
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navi lets you browse through cheatsheets interactively and execute commands directly from the terminal, with argument values prompted as you go — so you stop memorizing flags and start just running commands.

Features

  • Browse and search cheatsheets with fzf or skim as the fuzzy search engine
  • Argument values are prompted inline, reducing copy-paste and typos
  • Works as a shell widget (similar to Ctrl+R history search)
  • Write your own .cheat files or import from community repos, tldr, and cheat.sh
  • Compatible with tmux, shell aliases, and scripting
  • Teaches new commands as you discover them through browsing
navi interactive cheatsheet browser with argument prompts
navi interactive cheatsheet browser with argument prompts

Availability

Available on Linux and macOS.