zoxide

Smarter cd command that learns your habits

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Hacker News mentions: 1 mention (2020) to 6 mentions (2026)

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Homebrew analytics installs: 15,037 installs (2026) to 10,136 installs (2026)

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About zoxide

zoxide is a command-line navigation tool that replaces the standard cd command with one that learns from user behavior. It tracks which directories developers visit most frequently and allows rapid jumping to them by partial name matching. The tool works across all major shells including Bash, Zsh, Fish, PowerShell, Elvish, Nushell, and Xonsh, making it accessible to developers using different terminal environments.

zoxide is written in Rust and developed by ajeetdsouza. The tool is available on multiple platforms including macOS, Microsoft Windows, BSD, and Android. It is distributed under the MIT License, allowing developers to use, modify, and distribute it freely. The project is designed to streamline terminal navigation workflows by reducing the amount of typing needed to move between frequently-used directories.

Developer: ajeetdsouza; GitHub
License: MIT License; Wikidata
Language: Rust; Wikidata
Platforms: Android, BSD, Microsoft Windows, macOS; Wikidata
Latest release: 0.10.0, 4 July 2026; GitHub
GitHub stars: 40.2k; GitHub
Repository since: March 2020; GitHub
Links: Repository; GitHub

Checked 23 October 2026.

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