I Built a Command Manager for the Terminal (And You Might Need It Too)

GitHub: https://github.com/ddev94/pock We've all been there. You're in the terminal, trying to remember that one git command you use every week. You scroll through your shell history, squint at old notes, or just Google it again. I got tired of this workflow, so I built Pock – a simple CLI tool that lets you save, organize, and reuse your terminal commands. The Problem As developers, we use the terminal constantly, but our command workflows are messy: Shell history is hard to navigate and doesn't persist well Aliases are session-specific and don't handle complex scripts Documentation gets outdated or lost in random files Scripts are scattered across different directories We need a better way to manage our command toolkit. Introducing Pock Pock is a command manager that works like bookmarks for your terminal. Save any command with a simple name, run it instantly, and keep a full history of executions. Quick Start # Install (macOS) brew install pock # (coming soon) # Or download from rel