Are you tired of always typing git? Do you curse 'cause systemctl is awful to enter? Then this is for you! Start an ad-hoc shell and use subcommands as first level commands.

$ adhocsh git -d 'status --column .'
git> <Enter> # Inspect status
git> diff README.md
git> add README.md
git> commit -m "Updated README"
git> push

The default (sub)command can consist of multiple arguments which have to be enquoted. Alternatively, an alias can be used.

• Bash completion, e. g. bash-completion for Debian
• Python packges: see requirements.txt