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Gloss is a local-first command glossary for terminal-heavy users. It helps you save reusable shell commands with descriptions and tags, browse/search them in a small TUI, scan zsh/bash configs for aliases, functions, and scripts, and safely sync managed aliases into your shell config with backups. Gloss is open source and supports macOS and Linux with both zsh and bash.…
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What is Gloss?
Gloss is a local-first command glossary for terminal-heavy users. It helps you save reusable shell commands with descriptions and tags, browse/search them in a small TUI, scan zsh/bash configs for aliases, functions, and scripts, and safely sync managed aliases into your shell config with backups. Gloss is open source and supports macOS and Linux with both zsh and bash.
Is Gloss free?
Yes. Gloss is free to use.
Do I need to download Gloss?
No. Gloss runs in your browser at worksfine.dev, so there's nothing to install.
What are the best Gloss alternatives?
Popular alternatives to Gloss include Flowglad, Freeter and Structr. See all Gloss alternatives


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