Ghostty's new fuzzy path insertion lands in nightly — Mitchell Hashimoto can't work without it
generativist · x · 2026-09-26
- Ghostty's latest experiment lets you insert a path to anything anywhere in your shell, with instant fuzzy matching alongside traditional path navigation.
- The design philosophy is to complement the user's shell rather than hijack it — as useful for cat as for claude.
- Mitchell Hashimoto says the feature shipped in nightly releases less than 24 hours ago and he already can't imagine working without it.
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