zoxide: A tool that improves your directory navigation experience by remembering the directories you visit frequently and allowing you to jump to them quickly. It works similarly to the cd command but with enhanced capabilities for finding directories based on partial names.

tldr: A community-maintained documentation tool that provides simplified and colorized summaries of command-line tools, making it easier to understand and use them.

thefuck: Automatically corrects mistakes in your command-line input, suggesting corrections when you encounter errors. It can significantly improve your productivity by reducing the time spent fixing typos.

exa: A modern replacement for the ls command, providing a more intuitive and user-friendly interface for navigating directories and files. It supports various views, filters, and sorting options to make it easier to file listings with color-coded output, file icons, and various display modes.

duf: Provides disk usage information in a clear, color-coded format, helping you manage disk space efficiently.

aria2: A lightweight and efficient download utility that supports multiple protocols, multi-protocol download utility that supports HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SFTP, BitTorrent, and Metalink protocols. It offers robust features for controlling downloads via an RPC interface and can be complemented with a web interface.

bat: A syntax-highlighting tool for displaying the contents of files in the terminal, with support for various languages and version of the cat command with syntax highlighting and Git integration, making it easier to read and manipulate text files.

diff-so-fancy: Enhances the appearance of diffs (differences) between files, directories, or Git changes, making it easier to spot modifications.

entr: A tool that monitors file system events and automatically runs a specified command whenever a file is modified, providing a convenient way to execute commands in response to run commands automatically whenever files change, which is useful for tasks like continuous integration or live testing.

exifTool: A command-line tool for reading, writing, and editing metadata of various file types, including images, audio, and video files. It supports various file formats and can be used to extract, modify, and delete utility for reading, writing, and manipulating metadata in various file types, including photos and videos.

jdupes: Identifies and deletes duplicate files within specified directories, helping to free up disk space.

fzf: A command-line fuzzy finder that provides fast and intuitive searching capabilities, with support for various key bindings and various search modes, making it easier to find files and directhat helps you search for files, commands, and directories quickly and efficiently.

hyperfine: A command-line benchmarking tool that provides a simple and easy-to-use interface for measuring the performance of various commands and programs, making it easier to compare and analyze the performance of different commands or scripts accurately.

just: A command-line task runner that provides a simple and efficient way to define and run tasks, making it easier to automate repetitive tasks and workflow for organizing and running project commands, similar to Make but with additional features like shell integration and environment variable handling.

jq: A lightweight and flexible command-line JSON processor that provides various features for manipulating JSON data, including filtering, mapping, and reducing data, making it easier to work with JSON data in a command-line environment.

lolcat: A command-line utility for displaying large images in ASCII art, with support for various image formats and color schemes, making it easier to view and manipulate images in a terminal.

lsd: A command-line tool for listing directory contents in a tree-like format, with support for various options and configurations, making it easier to navigate and manage directories in a terminal.

mdcat: A command-line tool for converting Markdown files to plain text, with support for various options and configurations, making it easier to read and view Markdown files in a terminal.

mime-types: A command-line tool for managing MIME types, providing a simple and easy-to-use interface for adding, removing, and listing MIME types, making it easier to work with MIME types in a command-line environment.

most: A pager tool for reading through long files or command outputs, supporting multi-window displays and non-wrapping text.

procs: A real-time process viewer that provides a clear and navigable interface for monitoring processes, including sorting, searching, and tree views.

ripgrep: A fast, recursive search tool that ignores binary files and supports various encodings, making it ideal for searching through large codebases.

rsync: A utility for copying files locally or remotely, maintaining synchronization between directories and supporting backup and restoration.

sd: A tool for performing find-and-replace operations on files or directories based on string literals, offering speed and simplicity.

tre: Outputs a tree-style list of files for the current or specified directory, with numbered entries for easy navigation.

xsel: A tool for interacting with the clipboard from the command line, allowing you to pipe command output to the clipboard or vice versa.

cal: A command-line calendar tool that provides various features for displaying and manipulating calendars, including color themes, formatting options, and various date and time formats, making it easier to work with calendars in a command-line environment.