ccline: fuzzy-find commands with AI when you leave Neovim for the shell

[jianshuo]

Hey telescope.nvim community! 🔭

Telescope users know the joy of fuzzy-finding anything in Neovim. I built something for the moments when you drop to the shell and need to find the right command.

It's ccline — natural language at the zsh prompt.

What it does

ccline hijacks zsh's command_not_found_handler. Type something that isn't a real command — plain English, a question — and it asks Claude AI. Answer renders as Markdown. Press Enter to run.

$ find all files with TODOs and open them in neovim
→ nvim $(rg -l "TODO" --type=lua)
→ [press Enter to run]

$ restart language server for current buffer
→ :LspRestart  (inside neovim)
→ # From terminal: nvim --headless +LspRestart +q
→ [Claude explains the difference]

$ show all neovim processes and kill stray ones
→ pgrep -a nvim && pkill -f "nvim --headless"
→ [press Enter to run]

For telescope users who also need quick shell answers.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jianshuo/ccline/main/install.sh | bash

→ https://github.com/jianshuo/ccline

[clason]

PSA: Never blindly curl and run shell scripts from the internet!