zoxide

Switching between directories is a common task for many Linux users, whether they're system administrators, developers, or just enthusiasts exploring the capabilities of their systems. While the traditional cd command does the job, it can often be cumbersome when you're managing complex directories or bouncing frequently between multiple locations. That’s where zoxide, a smarter and faster way to navigate Linux file systems, comes in. Zoxide is a modern replacement for cd that works across all major shells, including bash, zsh, and fish. It's built in Rust, combining safety and speed. Instead of having to remember and type full directory paths, zoxide learns your habits and indexes directories based on frequency and recency.