navi

Browse all available cheatsheets

$ navi

$ navi fn welcome

$ navi --print

$ navi widget [bash|zsh|fish]

$ navi -q '[query]' --best-match

$ navi repo add [url]

navi [--print] [--query query] [--best-match] [command]

navi is an interactive cheatsheet tool for the command-line. It allows browsing through categorized command snippets with fuzzy search, variable substitution, and direct execution.
Cheatsheets are stored as simple text files with a specific format. The tool integrates with shell keybindings (Ctrl+G by default) for quick access. Custom cheatsheets can be added locally or from community repositories.

--print

Print selected command without executing

Filter cheatsheets by query string

Automatically select best matching snippet

Use specified path for cheatsheets

Override fzf options

fn welcome

Show navi's own cheatsheet

Output shell widget code for integration

Add cheatsheet repository

Browse available repositories

Show cheatsheet directory path

Requires fzf for fuzzy finding interface. Shell widget installation requires adding source command to shell config. Cheatsheets use a specific syntax for variable placeholders.

navi was created by Denis Isidoro as a modern alternative to traditional cheatsheet tools. It emphasizes interactivity, fuzzy search, and community-contributed cheatsheets. Written in Rust for performance.

tldr(1), cheat(1), fzf(1)