What problem does it solve?
Standard Unix file utilities are slow and clumsy for large codebases and interactive workflows, causing long waits for searches, cumbersome file viewing, and inefficient navigation across many files.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Faster listing: Replace ls with eza for rich, git-aware directory listings and tree views.
- High-speed content search: Use ripgrep (rg) to search code and text across hundreds of files in milliseconds.
- Quick file discovery: Use fd to find files by name with sensible defaults and hidden-file support.
- Improved viewing & selection: Use bat for syntax-highlighted file viewing and fzf for fuzzy file selection.
- Use cases: codebase-wide pattern search, rapid file opening and inspection, fuzzy navigation in large repos, and replacing slow multi-file edit/read loops.
Quick Start
Use the cli-speed-tools skill to run a repository-wide search for a pattern, preview matches with syntax highlighting, and open selected results interactively with a fuzzy finder.