Aliases & Key Bindings

Aliases are defined in bash/.bash_aliases (sourced by both Bash and Zsh) and mirrored as PowerShell functions in the Windows profile. The tables below apply to both platforms unless noted otherwise.

File Navigation (eza)

Alias	Command	Description
ls	eza	Modern file listing
ll	eza -alF --icons	Detailed list with icons
la	eza -a --icons	Show hidden files
lt	eza --tree --level=2 --icons	Two-level tree view

Git Shortcuts

Alias	Command
g	git
gs	git status
ga	git add
gc	git commit
gcm	git commit -m
gd	git diff (rendered by delta with side-by-side view)
gco	git checkout
gb	git branch
gl	git log (pretty graph format)
gp	git pull
lg	lazygit

Tools & Navigation

Alias	Command	Description
v / vim	nvim	Neovim with LazyVim
y	yazi	Terminal file manager (changes directory on exit)
cat	bat	Syntax-highlighted output
z <path>	zoxide	Smart directory jump
zi	zoxide interactive	Interactive directory picker
fp	fzf + bat	Fuzzy find files with bat preview
fe	fzf	Fuzzy find environment variables
t / ta / tn	tmux / attach / new session	Tmux shortcuts
c	clear	Clear terminal
.. / ...	cd .. / cd ../..	Quick directory traversal
k	kubectl	Kubernetes CLI (if installed)
py	python3	Python shortcut
code-p / code-w	VS Code Insiders	Profile switching helpers

Key Bindings

Binding	Action
Ctrl+R	Shell history search (Atuin)
Ctrl+T	Fuzzy file finder (fzf / PSFzf)
Ctrl+A	Tmux prefix (replaces default Ctrl+B)
Prefix + r	Reload tmux configuration

Tmux

The tmux configuration (tmux/.tmux.conf) ships with the following defaults:

Setting	Value
Prefix	Ctrl+A
Mouse	Enabled
Window numbering	Starts at 1
Renumber on close	Yes — closing a window renumbers remaining windows

Cross-platform aliases

Aliases work on Linux/macOS (via bash/.bash_aliases, sourced by both .bashrc and .zshrc) and on Windows (equivalent functions in the PowerShell profile at windows/powershell/Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1).