Recategorize aliasme and fix its description - #754
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aliasme was listed under Directory Navigation with the description "alias helper to change directory quickly". The tool is a general alias organizer (al add/rm/ls/run named command aliases), not a directory-navigation tool, so this moves it to Command-Line Productivity (kept alphabetical, after `aliases`) and updates the description. Also fixes the matching description in README_ZH-CN.md, where it was already in the correct section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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aliasmeis currently under Directory Navigation with the description "alias helper to change directory quickly". That description is inaccurate — the tool is a general alias organizer: you store named command aliases and run them (al add [name] [command],al [name],al ls,al rm). It has nothing to do with directory navigation (the name likely reflects a much older version).This PR:
aliases).README_ZH-CN.md, where the entry is already in the correct section.The project has an OSI license (MIT), a README, and 129 stars (above the 50-star inclusion threshold). Disclosure: I'm the author of aliasme.