How can I reference the same path from one command to the next? Is there a way that I could reference the same path from one command to the next? For example, I may want to list the contents of a specific folder: `$ ls ~/Documents/some/dir` Then, once I've done that, I may want to perform some action in that same directory: `$ mv ~/Documents/some/dir/file.txt ~/Documents/other/dir` Is there a way to, essentially, invoke that path without typing it again (or using some sort of auto-suggestion or auto-fill that I can do with .zsh)? I vaguely remember reading about something along these lines but I don't remember what the technique is?

That's the `insert-last-word` widget which in `emacs` mode is bound to `Alt+_` and `Alt+.` by default.

So


$ ls ~/Documents/some/dir
$ ls Alt+_/file.txt Alt+_


Or you can use the `$_` special variable, or csh-style history expansion (`!$`) if you prefer.