consult-buffer

Previews
Works with selectrum quick-keys
restrict list of choices with a prefix key: f,b,m
if you press DEL (Backspace) afterwards, the full candidate list will be shown again.
You can show virtual buffers. It is enabled by default if you have recentf-mode enabled.
It is possible to configure the list of sources via:

consult-buffer-sources

To disable preview:

consult-preview-key nil

consult-line

Search for a matching line and jump to the line beginning

M-s l

“Find this line”

Supports live preview and recursive editing.

consult-outline

Jump to the heading of the outline. Very helpful with org-files Supports live preview and recursive editing

consult-imenu (narrowing)

M-g i

presents a flat list of the Imenu with live preview and narrowing support

e.g. to quickly access functions in you init.el

consult-grep/ripgrep

M-s g

If consult-grep is invoked with prefix argument C-u M-s g, you can specify the directory manually. Otherwise the default-directory is searched.

If you use Embark you can export the matches found by consult-grep, consult-ripgrep and consult-git-grep to a Grep buffer, where the matches across files can be edited, if the wgrep package is installed.

consult-yank-pop

M-y

Browse the kill ring

There are more “hidden gems”

Commands that boost one’s use of the Emacs registry

M-’ consult-register-store M-# consult-register-load

M-' a -> Store point in a
M-' a -> Store region in a if a region is marked
M-' M-w a -> Store window configuration in a

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