@b0rk one thing I use fzf for is switching my kubectl context. I set up a keybinding in my shell so that when I type control-K, I get a list of all of the k8s clusters I have set up. Then I can just type a few letters to pick the one I want and hit Enter. I like this because it’s easier for me than remembering the exact names of all the clusters and quicker than typing `kubectl config use-context $X`.