fasd ist ein Frecency-basierter Pfad-Navigator und POSIX-Shell-Produktivitätstool, das die Navigation zwischen Dateien und Verzeichnissen beschleunigen soll. Es fungiert als Command-Line-Wrapper, der Kurzschreibweisen in absolute Pfade auflöst, indem Ergebnisse basierend auf Häufigkeit und Aktualität des Zugriffs gerankt werden.
Die Hauptfunktionen von clvv/fasd sind: Quick File Navigators, Frecency-Based Ranking, Frecency-Based Navigators, Command Line Completions, Command Line Navigation Tools, File Path Locators, Fuzzy Matching Utilities, Quick Directory Jumpers.
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