Adam Weinberger
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This is a cool tool (a reimagining of github.com/tobi/try) that creates, searches, previews, and recalls all those little "what-if" terminal experiments. Rather than deleting an experiment when you're done (guilty) or putting all your experiments into one big directory with incomprehensible names (guilty), it gives you a TUI to search, clone, enter, edit, delete, etc. It can clone based on existing experiments, or clone from git repos. Perhaps most importantly, it comes with themes.
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try-rs is a CLI tool designed to manage the chaos of temporary projects.
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Instead of cluttering your Desktop or /tmp with test1, new-test, and
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final-test, try-rs organizes them into date-prefixed directories, offering
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a robust TUI (Terminal User Interface) to create, navigate, and clean up your
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experiments.
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