I've switched to NeoVim (opens in a new tab) in recent years, and I'm always looking for ways to speed up my workflow.

This command combines NeoVim with the skim fuzzy finder (opens in a new tab) (written in Rust, obvs). You can swap out sk with fzf which you might already have installed.

This allows you to quickly bring up all files in the directory with a fuzzy finder, and then when you press enter on one, it will open it in NeoVim.

Hawt.

nvim $(sk)