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Tools·Jul 21, 2026

Developer builds `shortcuts` CLI to keep cheat sheets inside the terminal

Tool · Dev.to · stat: — shortcuts is a new command-line tool for creating personal cheat sheets to reduce context switching. It keeps notes on hotkeys, Git commands, and SSH hosts directly within the…

Tool · Dev.to · stat: —

shortcuts is a new command-line tool for creating personal cheat sheets to reduce context switching. It keeps notes on hotkeys, Git commands, and SSH hosts directly within the terminal, using a single plain-text file with Markdown-like syntax. The tool is cross-platform, supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux environments.

Plain text as the database remains an undefeated product choice. A focused tool solving a personal, high-frequency developer problem can gain traction without complex backends or data formats.

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