wezterm-cmdpicker: A Command Palette for Your WezTerm Terminal

If you've ever used whichkey in Neovim, you know the feeling: you press a key, a popup appears, and suddenly all your bindings are right there — discoverable, searchable, no memorization required. I wanted that same experience in WezTerm . So I built wezterm-cmdpicker . In short: Fuzzy-searchable command palette for all your WezTerm keybindings Auto-discovers bindings from your config — no re-definition needed Register action-only commands (SSH servers, Docker workflows, anything) without keybindings Color-coded layers: your registered bindings, config bindings, and WezTerm defaults Smart deduplication — overridden defaults are hidden automatically The Problem WezTerm is an incredibly powerful terminal emulator with a Lua-based configuration that lets you bind pretty much anything to a key combination. The downside? Once you have 20, 30, or 50+ keybindings, good luck remembering them all. You end up in a loop: "What was the shortcut for splitting panes again?" Open your config file Scr