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If you're traversing the Linux command line, manipulating files, or scripts, and often find yourself struggling to remember the exact name of a file, fzf, the fuzzy file finder, might just be the tool you've been missing. This powerful command-line utility can boost your productivity by allowing speedy and efficient file searches, leveraging a fuzzy finding technique that simplifies the search process across complex directory structures. fzf is a general-purpose command-line fuzzy finder developed in Go. It's not just confined to file searching but can be used to find anything, such as commands in your history, git commits, or directories. It integrates seamlessly with Vim and can be used inside your shell's command pipeline.