autojump

autojump learns the directories you use most often and lets you jump to them with the j command.

The tool is installed through Homebrew and declared in the project Brewfile.

Installation

It is part of the curated Homebrew environment; see Homebrew setup to install everything at once.

Install autojump directly:

brew install autojump

Verify the installation:

brew list --formula | grep -x autojump

After the shell integration is loaded, move around as usual. autojump learns from cd history.

Jump to a known directory:

j project-name

Open the best matching directory in Finder:

jo project-name

Show known entries:

autojump --stat

Start a fresh Zsh session after setup:

exec zsh

Confirm the shell knows the command:

type j

autojump is useful only after it has observed enough directory changes.

Remove autojump with:

brew uninstall autojump

Then remove its entry from profiles/full/Brewfile and remove it from the managed Zsh plugin list if it is no longer wanted.