Hello all,

I've been working on a tool to solve the command-line clutter we all deal with.

I'm an Arch user, and XC manager started as a personal project to manage the obscure one-liners and complex strings I kept forgetting.

After some interest from users on other distros, I’ve spent the last few releases making it a cross-distro Zsh plugin available in the awesome-zsh-plugin list.

I have also created some community-vaults which can be easily synced via `xc sync`

Instead of a notepad full of commands or a .zshrc full of aliases, XC manager turns your commands into a searchable, interactive library.

Features:

Searchable: Uses fzf via Ctrl+G to find and inject commands directly into your prompt.

Interactive: New {{placeholder}} support allows you to create templates. It prompts for variables and swaps them globally before you hit enter.

Portable: All vaults are local .txt files. You can have as many as you want and they are easy to sync between machines.

Universal: While I built this on Arch, the logic is distro-agnostic. It doesn't care if you use pacman, apt, dnf, or flatpak as long as you use Zsh shell.

Read more here if you are interested: GitHubRepo: [XC manager](https://github.com/Rakosn1cek/xc-manager)

I'm curious to see how people on different distros find the workflow, especially for those long ffmpeg or sysadmin strings that are a pain to memorise.

I am sorry if I picked the wrong flair.

[Release] XC manager v0.7.0 - From an Arch personal project to an awesome-zsh-plugin