sk:tldr:e1cd2

sk: Start skim with a specified query.

$ sk --query "${query}"

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The command "sk --query "${query}"" appears to be using the "sk" command with the provided query.

Here's a breakdown of the command components:

"sk" is likely the name or alias of a command or executable file that can be run in the command line or terminal.
"--query" is an option or argument that is being passed to the "sk" command. It indicates that the following value will be a query or search term to be used by the command.
"${query}" is likely a variable or placeholder being expanded or substituted with a specific value. The value of the variable or placeholder for "${query}" depends on the context in which the command is being executed.

Overall, this command is executing the "sk" command with a query specified by the value of the "${query}" variable. The exact functionality and purpose of the "sk" command and the specific query would require further information or context.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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