It&#x27;s also much nicer looking and more interactive, FWIW...I also agree with its defaults.<p><pre><code>    $ howdoi inverse grep a file
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Simply pops this up:<p><pre><code>      $ grep -L &quot;foo&quot; *
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...apparently it scrapes the answer result and print the last occurrence of code-formatted text.<p>Whereas `how2` pretty-prints the entire answer, narrative and code, so I know what the respondent was actually addressing. FWIW, both tools don&#x27;t address what I want (I was thinking `grep -v`)...but that&#x27;s not a fault of the tools, but of the ambiguity in how we ask questions. `howdoi` has far more faith in there being &quot;Just One Answer&quot;...where `how2` let&#x27;s you move very quickly between the relevant choices, giving you the right amount of context to navigate.<p>Well done OP!