Savvy – Capture and Share CLI Workflows in Seconds
Ever solved a tricky problem at the command line, only to struggle documenting it later? I built Savvy so you can capture and share your CLI solutions in seconds. With a simple savvy record history command, you can: - Go back in time and cherry pick commands from your shell history - Automatically expand aliases - Redact sensitive information locally - Convert hard-coded values into runtime placeholders - Export locally to markdown files or create shareable team workflows using Savvy. Savvy never reads command outputs - you explicitly choose what to share. When running workflows, Savvy…
Savvy – Capture and Share CLI Workflows in Seconds launched on December 16, 2024 with 45 votes, #518 of 5,365 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Savvy is a command-line tool that lets developers quickly capture, document, and share shell workflows. Users can select commands from their history, automatically expand aliases, redact sensitive data, and convert hard-coded values into placeholders before exporting to markdown or creating team workflows. The tool runs in a sub-shell to guide users through each step with runtime values handled automatically. It supports bash and zsh with beta Fish support.
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From the sources
Capture, Share, and Run your Workflows with Savvy.
Hard-won insights are obvious in hindsight. Go back in time and capture your steps in seconds. Automatically expand shell aliases. Create workflows that run on any machine. Use LLMs to generate a first draft based on your raw commands. Step by step guidance as you run workflows locally. No manual copy paste needed. Help new hires land on their feet with a frustration free onboarding. Contextual results without context switching. Leverage the full power of everyone's prior experience. Resolve broken dev environments, rotating secrets, refunding customers without reinventing the wheel. Easily redact secrets, passwords, and keys before sharing your workflows. Replace hardcoded values with…from getsavvy.so
In the maker’s words, at launch
Ever solved a tricky problem at the command line, only to struggle documenting it later? I built Savvy so you can capture and share your CLI solutions in seconds. With a simple savvy record history command, you can: - Go back in time and cherry pick commands from your shell history - Automatically expand aliases…
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