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I had an idea today when navigating around in the shell. All my work related files are stored in <code>~/Work</code>. Under that there's a folder for each project. Sometimes there are multiple variations on a project or project with a similar prefix such as: I had an idea today when navigating around in the shell. All my work related files are stored in `~/Work`. Under that there's a folder for each project. Sometimes there are multiple variations on a project or project with a similar prefix such as:
<ul>
<li>radiopaedia</li>
<li>radiopaedia-stable</li>
<li>radiant-sites</li>
</ul>
When I type <code>rad [Tab]</code> in my shell (<a href="http://www.zsh.org/">zsh</a>) it kindly completes this to <code>radi</code> and gives a list of the other completions since there are several to choose from. I though it would be nice if the shell could learn from the choices I make. So if I generally choose radiopaedia then <code>rad [Tab]</code> would complete to radiopaedia but still show the list of option. * radiopaedia
* radiopaedia-stable
* radiant-sites
When I type `rad [Tab]` in my shell (<a href="http://www.zsh.org/">zsh</a>) it kindly completes this to `radi` and gives a list of the other completions since there are several to choose from. I though it would be nice if the shell could learn from the choices I make. So if I generally choose radiopaedia then `rad [Tab]` would complete to radiopaedia but still show the list of option.
I'm sure there are several other areas where an adaptive shell that learnt from usage patterns could be applied. I'm sure there are several other areas where an adaptive shell that learnt from usage patterns could be applied.