CLI

macOS has a kernel-level sandboxing tool you can use from the terminal. You can leverage it with the audit pattern: use a deny-list profile that lets you run a script once, watch the kernel deny its first write, and decide what to do next.

Docker Desktop is one way to run a Docker daemon on a Mac. colima is another: the same daemon, inside a Lima VM, driven by the same docker CLI.

While curl is universal in scripts, for interactive API work, HTTPie makes it easy to write your request.

The Modern CLI Stack book presents zoxide, mise, starship, and fzf one chapter at a time. This issue wires them into a single session.

SQL queries directly on the files you already have, CSV, JSON-lines, Parquet, with no database server and no load step.

Discover the one-line override that maps a file extension to a language from bat's catalog.

lazygit's M menu offers four merge modes. Each one runs the same merge, but the resulting commit graph is different.

Three lazygit workflows with the plain-git equivalents for readers who have not switched yet.

The real fzf power comes from piping any list of candidates into it.

Three idioms, while read, xargs, and find -exec, look interchangeable, but they are not. Pick the one whose input shape matches your data.

Getting started with the fuzzy finder that turns 30-second searches into 3-second searches.

The file manager you open when you don't know what you're looking for.

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