tobi / tobi/try

Raycast extension for try

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Description

Hi,

I really like try. I often live inside Raycast, so I built a Raycast extension that reproduces the core behavior of try (fuzzy search of experiment directories, date‑prefixed names, time‑aware sorting, etc.), so I can use the same workflow directly from the launcher.

The logic is essentially a reimplementation of your tool for the Raycast environment. I’ve kept the MIT license and credited tobi/try in the README and in the extension description.

Right now the code is on GitHub:

I’ve also opened a PR to add this extension to the Raycast extensions (so it can be installed from Raycast). If you’d prefer that this not be published, or if you have any concerns about how I’ve reused the idea/logic, I’m very happy to change things or close the PR.

Thanks again for building try – it really fits how my brain works, and it inspired this extension.

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No file, test, or entry point in the try repository is named. Start by reviewing the linked extension repository and the Raycast extensions PR; done would require a maintainer decision about whether and how this external integration should be adopted.

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Assessment

Tech stack
github, shell
Domain
cli, tooling
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
15/100

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