navi

navi provides an interactive command‑line interface for browsing and executing cheatsheets. Users can select commands from curated or personal cheat files, see suggested argument values in a dynamically generated list, and run the chosen command directly. The tool leverages fuzzy‑finder utilities such as fzf or skim to present options, and it can operate as a regular CLI command, a shell widget that integrates with history, a Tmux widget, or as part of scripts.

The system stores downloaded cheatsheets under a user directory and supports importing collections from git repositories, as well as using external sources like tldr and cheat.sh. Cheatsheets are written in a simple `.cheat` format that defines command templates and optional value generators, allowing both built‑in and user‑contributed snippets to be managed, updated, and shared.

Configuration options let users customize file locations, colors, column sizes, and the underlying fuzzy‑search parameters. navi can be installed via common package managers and is stable for everyday developer workflows.