Skim

Open Vim/Nvim.

Trigger Skim via a key binding (e.g., `:Skim`).

Type a fuzzy query to match the desired file name.

Select the file from the Skim interface.

The file opens in Vim/Nvim.

Execute a command in the terminal (e.g., `sk --ansi -i -c 'grep -rI --color=always --line-number {q} .'`).

Type a query to search for specific content.

Skim displays the matching lines.

Select the desired line to open the corresponding file in an editor.

Trigger Skim via a key binding (e.g., `Ctrl-r`).

Type a fuzzy query to match a command from the history.

Select the command from the Skim interface.

The command is executed in the shell.

Trigger Skim via a key binding (e.g., `alt-c`).

Type a fuzzy query to match the desired directory name.

Select the directory from the Skim interface.

The current working directory changes to the selected directory.

Pipe input to sk with the `-m` flag (e.g., `find . -name "*.rs" | sk -m`).

Type a fuzzy query to filter the items.

Use tab to select multiple items.

Press enter to output the selected items.