Scoped Commands

Pattern

f + {scope} + {action}

Where {scope} is c (cwd), r (repo root), or g (global/home).

Command Table

Action	cwd (c)	repo (r)	global (g)	Description
Find file	fcf	frf	fgf	Select a file with fzf
Find directory	fcd	frd	fgd	Select a directory with fzf
Open in nvim	fcn	frn	fgn	Find and open in nvim
Preview with bat	fcb	frb	fgb	Find and preview with bat
cd with zoxide	fcz	frz	fgz	Smart cd with zoxide
Grep	fcg	frg	fgg	Search content with rg + fzf
Grep + bat	fcgb	frgb	fggb	Grep and preview match with bat
Grep + nvim	fcgn	frgn	fggn	Grep and open match in nvim

How Scopes Work

• c (cwd) — Searches from the current working directory (.)
• r (repo) — Searches from the git repository root. Falls back to . if not inside a git repo
• g (global) — Searches from $HOME

The scope is resolved at runtime by the _fscope helper:

_fscope() { case $1 in c) echo .;; r) _frroot;; g) echo "$HOME";; esac; }