Tools I use

A hastily-written list of my favourite apps and tools.

Life in the terminal

• NeoVim: Text editor. I've spent a big part of my life in it. I can't say enough good things about it.
• Ghostty: Terminal app. Performant, standards-compliant and ready for the future.
• Zsh: Favourite shell. Largely compatible with bash.
• Oh My Zsh: Tools for managing zsh configuration and plugins.
• Bat: A more modern "cat" command with syntax highlighting, line numbers and paging.
• Starship: Highly customisable terminal prompt.
• Zoxide: Blazing fast folder navigation
• Tmux: Terminal session and window manager.
• Atuin: Shell history manager. A real time-saver.
• FZF: Fuzzy finder. The quickest way to find anything in your machine.
• GH: The Github CLI. A beast of a tool that can do anything you need to do in GitHub.
• Opencode: A terminal UI to interact with any coding agent. Fully open-source. Beautiful, performant and supports multiple providers and models.
• gh-dash
• lazygit
• diffnav

I use about 80 neovim plugins, a handful of tmux plugins and another handful of omz plugins. I will probably write about them at some point but, if you're really curious, just ask me on X and we can trade secrets.

Life outside the terminal

• Raycast
• Arc browser
• 1password
• LookAway
• HazeOver
• Amethyst
• Cleanshot
• Flux
• Notnot.16protons.com (my own second-brain app, still under heavy development)