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History Sequence Miner
Finds shell commands you keep running in a row and writes one function or alias that runs them for you.
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How to use History Sequence Miner
- Paste your shell history, open a history file, or press “Load sample history” (export tips are under “How do I export my history?”).
- Adjust the minimum times seen and the sequence length if you get too few or too many results.
- Pick your shell (bash/zsh, fish or PowerShell) and rename any suggestion in its Name box.
- Copy a single suggestion, or tick several and press “Download snippet file” or “Copy selected”.
- Add the snippet to ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc, fish conf.d or $PROFILE as shown, then reload your shell.