Zsh Plugin

Definitions

1. An extension or script that adds commands, prompts, completions, or workflow behavior to the Z shell. In terminal culture, Zsh plugins are a common way to personalize shell behavior without modifying the shell itself.

   In plain English: An extension that adds functionality to the Z shell.

   Example: "The internal helper shipped as a Zsh plugin so engineers could get completions and shortcuts without copying a pile of shell aliases into dotfiles manually."

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