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The tool provides a command‑line interface for managing a list of project directories and quickly changing the current shell’s working directory to any of them. Users add a project with a simple command, list stored entries, and switch to a selected project using a single command that also displays optional Git status information. The utility supports per‑project and global configuration parameters, allowing commands to be run automatically after a switch, such as opening an editor or starting a build process.

It is designed for users of Zsh and Bash (the latter in a prerelease mode) who want a lightweight way to navigate between multiple development folders without manually typing full paths. Configuration can be edited directly from the command line, and the tool offers auto‑completion for Zsh, including integration with popular frameworks like oh‑my‑zsh.

Installation is performed via a downloadable shell script that detects the user’s shell, and updates are applied by re‑running the same script. The project is released under the MIT license and is considered stable.