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guesswork

Jev ranks zsh history suggestions instead of prefix matching, judging which past command best fits the current input; $0.000081 per request (guesswork).

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$0.000081 per requestmeasured, as published by the source
Use
Search, ranking and matching
Industry
Developer tools
Form
Open-source tool
Stage
In production
Plugs into
zsh
Listed
2026-10-26
Found via
github
Repository
FindMalek/guesswork
Stars
5
Forks
1
Last push
2026-10-30
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT
guesswork screenshot
demo/demo.gif in the FindMalek/guesswork README, MIT; shown from GitHub.

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Counts real git clone s of this repo — every first-time install.sh run does one internally, plus some people who clone without installing, so treat it as a close proxy, not a byte-exact install count.

- AI-ranked, not prefix-matched — understands abbreviations and fuzzy matches, not just commands that start with what you typed - Fish-style inline suggestions — grey text after your cursor, accept with → , works in emacs and vi keymaps - Four providers — TypeSafe or Cloudflare Workers AI run the real Jev model; Anthropic or Groq work as fallbacks if you'd rather not sign up for either - Runs anywhere zsh does — hooks zle directly, no raw escape codes, no terminal-specific code path - Cheap — ~$0.000081 per request on Jev; a few hundred requests a...

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