Show HN: Zeitgrep – ripgrep, but sorted by edit stats in Git history (opens in new tab)

Zeitgrep lets you serach frecently‑edited lines of code in your Git repository, i. e. the results are ranked by how often and how recently a file has changed.

This is achieved by analyzing your Git commit history, and finding hot-spots in your codebase.

Use case ideas: - improve "live-grep" experience by prioritizing "trending" results (this is my use case, I use it in telescope.nvim) - find certain patterns, such as TODO comments, specifically in stale code - attempt to feed the most relevant results to an LLM or AI agent when the context window does not allow fitting your entire codebase into the context window - before doing find-and-replace across files, look at the "least expected" examples to see how what would be replaced in areas of the codebase people in the team rarely think about