My lowtech solution was to make a function with an array of hardcoded paths, it would then present a menu where you could select 0-N and it would jump. It also started with Terminal.
alias .a='cd ~/src/autosqueezer'
alias .g='cd ~/src/gcc-squeeze-plugin'
alias .u='cd ~/src/squeeze-utils'
I also have contextual companions to these, defined as functions, like:
.r() {
local project_root=$(somehow work out the root of the current project)
cd $project_root
}
.b() {
.r
cd build
}``` cd ~/src/autosqueezer wd add a # later, somewhere else wd a ```
`run-help hash` for the basic interface, or zshexpn(1) for the gory details including fancy dynamic naming.