cc config completion

Print a native shell completion script for zsh, bash, or fish. You normally don't run this directly — cc config shell install writes it into your shell integration so completion is live automatically. Use it to inspect or regenerate the script.

Usage

cc config completion [zsh|bash|fish]

Arguments

Argument	Description
`shell`	One of `zsh`, `bash`, `fish`. Omit to auto-detect the current shell.

What you get

Tab-completion for every cc command, group, verb, and flag, plus context-aware values:

cc switch <TAB> → project names
cc cd <TAB> / cc sh <TAB> → environment names
cc db use <TAB> → databases currently in Postgres
cc config venv -v <TAB> → versions
cc config theme <TAB> → theme names; cc config shell <TAB> → install / status

How it works

The script is generated from the live CLI — command list, flags, fixed choices, and which argument completes to what all come from the parser, so it can never drift. Dynamic values are read at TAB time straight from cc's SQLite (projects/envs/versions and the Postgres metadata cache) — no Python process is spawned per keystroke, so it's instant.

Manual install

cc config shell install does this for you. To wire it up by hand:

cc config completion zsh > ~/.cc-cli/shell/cc.completion.zsh
echo 'source ~/.cc-cli/shell/cc.completion.zsh' >> ~/.zshrc

(bash: source from ~/.bashrc; fish: from ~/.config/fish/config.fish.)

cc config shell — installs the integration, including this completion