FileSentinel: A file monitor that automatically monitors files such as. zsh _ history and saves records, helping you easily search and review recent terminal commands, and never worry about forgetting complex commands

Introduction to 📋 File monitor for listening to text files and saving the last line of contents. It can monitor files like `. zsh _ history ` or `. bash _ history `, automatically save Shell history, help you easily search for recent terminal commands, and ensure you never forget any commands again. You can quickly access the command history without opening the terminal, and support full-text search, making querying the history more convenient and faster. 📥 Download: https://apps.apple.com/app/6744690194 💬 feedback: https://github.com/jaywcjlove/file-sentinel ! [FileSentinel] (https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c989f450-b275-4ddb-812b-38da6ec4ec1b) ! [FileSentinel] (https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/159605b5-62a4-42f8-945e-10dcdf4231b6) # # Main Functions -Command Search: Quickly find the commands you need. -Favorite commands: Save commonly used commands for quick access. -Menu Bar Access: Access command history directly from the menu bar for easy integration. -Automatic deduplication: Monitor and automatically remove duplicate command records. -Import History: Import existing Shell history before listening. FileSentinel is a tool for listening to text changes, using the. zsh _ history file generated by macOS to track terminal commands. It supports all popular shells: zsh (macOS default), bash and fish shell, and also allows you to import other history files yourself. Whether it's debugging, reviewing complex commands, or improving productivity, FileSentinel is your best choice to easily navigate your terminal history. 🔗 Link https://apps.apple.com/app/6744690194