Your shell's cheat sheet

gm legends, happy Wednesday.

Here’s today’s trio: a command hunter that turns your shell history into an instant cheat sheet; a demo builder that converts your screen recordings into polished walkthroughs in minutes; and an Figma hack that brings your static designs to life with a single click.

Fuel up, hit these tools, and let’s own the day

P.S. Launching soon? We’d love to hear about it → editorial@producthunt.co 🫶

Magic Animator Beta breathes life into your Figma screens. Drop in your frames, hit animate, and get editable keyframes, layers and curves, ready to export as Lottie, GIF or full-res MP4.

🔥 Our Take: Animation used to mean hours hunched over timelines, tweaking every millisecond. Now one tap sparks a dozen motion ideas in seconds, so you spend your time refining cool bits instead of wrestling with setup. It’s a rude awakening to how much time you’ve been wasting.

File Sentinel tracks your zsh, bash or fish history and makes every command instantly searchable. Pin your go-to one-liners, scrub duplicates and skip the log spelunking forever.

🔥 Our Take: Any dev who’s ever cursed a missing git or Docker trick will feel vindicated. File Sentinel turns your jumbled history into a gold mine and keeps you moving without that familiar panic when you can’t recall the right command.

Clueso turns screen recordings into polished product videos and step-by-step guides in minutes. Upload or record your workflow, then get a studio-ready clip and an editable how-to guide.

🔥 Our Take: Spending hours slicing and dicing screen captures was a grind, Clueso flips that by spitting out ready-made walkthroughs you can polish in a snap. It skips beat-by-beat finesse but your audience actually clicks play.

Anirudh Kumar asked “What’s the one tool in your tech stack that saves you hours every week?” He kicked things off by confessing that he built Clueso to automate tedious product workflows into docs and videos, then turned the mic over to the community.

Replies came fast and furious. Cursor earned a ton of praise for supercharging code searches and prototypes. Handit.ai popped up as the go-to for reliable agent backbones. Others shouted out ChatGPT and Grammarly for day-to-day writing hacks. 

Which one tool in your stack is non-negotiable, and what would you lose if it vanished tomorrow?