Observed arrival · 2026-11-01
meersh: a Linux shell that pipes records, not text
meersh is a Rust-written Linux shell built around typed records in pipelines, with language models presented as pipeline stages.
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- Linux users building shell workflows with local models
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- The page says each object carries its identity, so a stale listing cannot target a different file or a reused process ID.
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The page describes `fs.entry` and `proc` records with fields such as file size and CPU usage, plus methods including `$f.delete()` and `$f.hash()`. It says adapters can turn familiar tools such as `journalctl` and `git` into tables, while Rust tools can pass objects across the process boundary. The site also claims object identity prevents an old listing from acting on a different file or reused process ID.
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