command-line workspace
gozx
bookmarks · data · scripts — in one place, driven from the terminal.
gozx is a small command-line tool. It keeps the things you want to keep — bookmarks, data files, scripts — as plain files on your machine, and gives you one fast way to work with them: a prompt.
This website works the same way. The panel on the left is just an overview — everything below is where things actually happen. Type a command to move around, exactly like in the tool itself.
Quickstart
$ help # list everything you can do here
$ open bookmarks # what gozx keeps for you
$ whoami # who you are on this siteCommands
Everything the terminal understands — one line per command:
| command | what it does |
|---|---|
help | list everything — help time explains one command in detail |
ls | list the pages of this site |
open <page> | open a page — also cd and cat |
time [--<zone>] | live clock — e.g. time --bangkok; zones lists them all |
zones | the available time zones, with their current offsets |
whoami | who you are and how this site works |
clear | clear the terminal output |
Why a terminal instead of menus?
Because you already know how to type. No hunting through pages, no back button, no cookie banner in the way — one prompt, a handful of commands, and you are where you want to be.