hstr
Bash and Zsh shell history TUI for viewing, searching and managing command history.
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About hstr
hstr is a terminal user interface tool for bash and zsh shells that helps developers view, navigate, search and manage their command history. It provides an alternative to standard shell history search functionality, allowing more efficient exploration of previously executed commands. The tool is developed by dvorka and written in C. It is licensed under Apache 2.0, making it freely available as open source software. hstr functions as a suggest box that integrates with shell environments, letting users quickly locate and recall commands without manually scrolling through history or relying on basic keyboard shortcuts.
The tool targets developers who want to improve their command line productivity and workflow efficiency. By organizing shell history in an interactive interface, hstr reduces the time spent searching for previously used commands. Its support for multiple popular shells makes it accessible to users of different environments and preferences within the Linux and Unix ecosystem.
Checked 10 October 2026.
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