Using Unix command-line tools to move faster, search deeper, automate more, and feel at home in any terminal.
tree, ls, find, stat, and file.
grep and rg, tailor ignores, and hunt down call sites fast.
cat, head, tail, less, and wc to inspect files and logs at speed.
sed, awk, tee, and deliberate command-line edits versus scripts.
git add and commit — diffing, history spelunking, and shell helpers.
curl, jq, httpie, and CSV tools to interrogate APIs without GUI tooling.
make targets.
ps, kill, timeout, env, and which to diagnose broken environments.
xargs, and redirect tricks that turn one-liners into reliable workflows.
tmux.