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Add x-cmd to the Frameworks  list.
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@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ A collection of ZSH frameworks, plugins, tutorials & themes inspired by the vari
- [shplug](#shplug)
- [Toasty](#toasty)
- [uz](#uz)
- [x-cmd](#x-cmd)
- [yazt](#yazt)
- [yzsh](#yzsh)
- [zap](#zap)
@ -233,6 +234,16 @@ An easy solution for managing your shell environments. Works with both `bash` an
A ZSH micro plugin manager.
### [x-cmd](https://github.com/x-cmd/x-cmd)
**x-cmd** is a toolset implemented using posix shell and awk.It is very small in size and offers many interesting features. Here is a milestone demo: https://x-cmd.com/
Tools Provided by x-cmd:
- [Wrappers for Common Commands (e.g., cd, ip, ps, tar, apt, brew)](https://x-cmd.com/mod/zuz): These wrapped commands are more intelligent and easier to use compared to the native commands.
- [Lightweight Package Management Tool](https://x-cmd.com/pkg/): We have implemented a lightweight package management tool using shell and awk. Through it, you can quickly obtain most common software tools, such as jq, 7za, bat, nvim, python, node, go, etc.
- [CLI for Useful Websites (e.g., github.com, cht.sh)](https://x-cmd.com/mod/cht): We have wrapped their APIs using shell and awk for daily use and to obtain corresponding services in scripts.
- [AI Tools](https://x-cmd.com/mod/openai): We provide CLIs for ChatGPT, Gemini, Jina.ai, etc., and have wrapped corresponding shortcut commands for different application scenarios, such as `@gemini` for chatting with Gemini AI and `@zh` for using AI to translate specified content or command results.
### [yazt](https://github.com/bashelled/yazt)
**Yazt** is a simple ZSH theme manager in maintenance that is compatible with nearly everything. You can use prompts in plugins, mix 'n' match two themes and with a few modifications, you can even use it in `bash`.