Although it looks like a console/TUI application it is a GUI one. The underlying search engine is nothing new (PCRE2 JIT). Primary benefits revolve around having options be instantly discoverable instead of queryable behind a man page. Things that would of taken grep/find/fzf are wrapped up into one application. Here are some of the key features:
- Export results to file/clipboard/pipe
- Bookmarks: saved search presets
- Full search history (entries of source/filter/pattern)
- Built-in preview window
- Editor commands to jump to found matches (ex: gvim '$filepath' +$line)
- Drag/Drop found matches to an open text editor
- File dialog to select start directory
- Tab cycling of source filenames (console emulation)
- Logical operators coming soon (AND OR NOT XOR)
I suggest trying the free demo to get a better feel for the application.
- Export results to file/clipboard/pipe
- Bookmarks: saved search presets
- Full search history (entries of source/filter/pattern)
- Built-in preview window
- Editor commands to jump to found matches (ex: gvim '$filepath' +$line)
- Drag/Drop found matches to an open text editor
- File dialog to select start directory
- Tab cycling of source filenames (console emulation)
- Logical operators coming soon (AND OR NOT XOR)
I suggest trying the free demo to get a better feel for the application.