Terminal help for your setup.
Document your aliases, workflows, and tool configs in Markdown — then find them instantly, right where you work.
Built for the setup you actually have.
Forgot your own alias?
You wrote it six months ago. It's in your .zshrc somewhere. halpme git finds it in a second.
halpme gitStays in your terminal.
No browser tab, no wiki login, no copy-paste lag. Your guide renders right where you're already working.
halpme brewYour words, not a wiki.
Add a Markdown file, add a section — it shows up in halpme automatically. It's your setup, documented your way.
~/.config/halpme/Three steps. Then it just works.
Install
Run one command in Claude Code. The skill installs the script, sets up your config directory, and kicks off an AI-assisted session to build your guide from existing dotfiles.
Add your notes
Drop a Markdown file in ~/.config/halpme/. Each file is a topic. Use the annotation convention to set the keyword and description that appear in your guide.
Find anything
Type halpme to browse your full guide, or halpme <topic> to jump straight to a section. Rendered by glow, right in your terminal.
Get started in seconds.
The recommended path uses Claude Code. A manual install is available if you prefer.
Claude Code skill
Run the command below inside Claude Code. It installs the script, sets up~/.config/halpme/, and starts an AI-assisted session to build your guide from your existing dotfiles.
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Manual install
Requires glow and a zsh shell.
# 1. Install glow (required)
brew install glow
# 2. Download the script
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/halpme-sh/halpme/main/halpme.zsh \
-o ~/bin/halpme.zsh
chmod +x ~/bin/halpme.zsh
# 3. Add alias to your shell config
echo 'alias halpme="zsh ~/bin/halpme.zsh"' >> ~/.zshrc
# 4. Copy starter topic files
mkdir -p ~/.config/halpme
for topic in git shell brew; do
curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/halpme-sh/halpme/main/guide/$topic.md" \
-o "$HOME/.config/halpme/$topic.md"
doneSource, issues, and full docs onGitHub ↗