Dwight K. Schrute-mode or schrute-mode for short, is a minor global mode that will help you to remember that there is a better way to do something. By better I mean using commands like avy-goto-line instead of making several invocations of next-line in a row with either C-<down> or C-n keybindings. If your memory is like mine, you'll often forget those features are available, if you commit the mistake of taking the long route, schrute-mode will be there to save the day... just don't forget to configure it!.

How to install

If this package isn't on Melpa. Just clone it somewhere and add the file path location to your load-path.

(require 'schrute)

(setf schrute-shortcuts-commands '((avy-goto-line   . (next-line previous-line))
                                   (avy-goto-word-1 . (left-char right-char))))

(schrute-mode)

Be aware!!

Some functions in Emacs will throw an error if they can't complete a task, this feature is part of their design, which may enter in conflict with schrute-mode functionality of "trying the command again until success". One of these commands is next-line which throws an error if they reach the button of the current buffer.

This major mode will tell you when a function is causing the error "Lisp nesting exceeds ‘max-lisp-eval-depth’" so you can fix it. See issue #1 for more information.