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tabby-command-editor

v1.0.8

Published

Rich command editor with Monaco for Tabby - edit terminal commands with syntax highlighting, multi-cursor, and find/replace

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Maintainers

czyhandsomeczyhandsome

Keywords

tabby-plugin

Readme

tabby-command-editor

A Tabby plugin that provides a rich command editor powered by Monaco (VS Code's editor).

Press Ctrl+E to open your current command in a full-featured editor.

Features

  • 🖱️ Click anywhere to position cursor
  • ✂️ Multi-cursor editing (Ctrl+D to select next occurrence)
  • 🔍 Find and replace (Ctrl+F)
  • 🎨 Shell syntax highlighting
  • 📝 Multi-line command support (heredocs, line continuations)
  • 🌐 Works with SSH sessions - no remote configuration needed
  • ⚡ Zero shell configuration - no zshrc/bashrc changes required

Installation

From Plugin Manager (Recommended)

  1. Open Tabby
  2. Go to Settings → Plugins
  3. Search for tabby-command-editor
  4. Click Install
  5. Restart Tabby

Manual Installation

# Navigate to Tabby's plugins directory
# macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/tabby/plugins/
# Linux: ~/.config/tabby/plugins/
# Windows: %APPDATA%/tabby/plugins/

npm install tabby-command-editor

Usage

  1. Type a command in your terminal (don't press Enter)
  2. Press Ctrl+E (or your configured hotkey)
  3. Edit your command in the Monaco editor
  4. Press Ctrl+Enter to apply, or Esc to cancel

The edited command will replace your current prompt content. Press Enter when ready to execute.

Configuration

The default hotkey is Ctrl+E. You can change this in Settings → Hotkeys → Open command editor.

Compatibility

  • ✅ Bash, Zsh, Fish, PowerShell
  • ✅ SSH sessions (works without remote configuration)
  • ✅ Custom prompts (Starship, Powerlevel10k, Oh-My-Zsh)
  • ✅ Multi-line commands

Troubleshooting

Debugging

If command extraction isn't working correctly, open Tabby's DevTools (Ctrl+Shift+I) and check the Console for [CommandExtraction] logs. This shows:

  • Current cursor position
  • Detected command boundaries (via Ctrl+A/E probing)
  • Extracted command text

How it works

This plugin uses shell readline shortcuts (Ctrl+A and Ctrl+E) to detect command boundaries. This means it works with any prompt style without configuration - it simply asks the shell where the command starts and ends.

Development

git clone https://github.com/Czyhandsome/tabby-command-editor.git
cd tabby-command-editor
yarn install
yarn build

License

MIT