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Lightning Assist
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Lightning Assist is a Software Engine that offers lightning-fast coding or writing.
Configure your resources and speed up your workflow.
Powerful & Efficient!
Injects resources instantly.
Highly Secure!
Your data is safe with us.
Fast Typing!
Easy to learn. Easy to use.
Trigger resources instantly.
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Advanced Software Engine with multiple resource types
Create normal resources usable in IDEs or any typing-friendly environment.
Create terminal resources usable in Terminals (Windows CMD, GitBash, PowerShell, Ubuntu Terminal, Mac Terminal).
- Easy to use
- Runs fast
- Highly stable
- Highly secure
- Works with many apps
- Quick Access Window
- Preview Resource Window
- Multi-Platform
Follow the whole process
Resources
- Step 1
Create Resource
You associate a text to an identifier. The identifier simply helps you remember the resource. We simply call it key identifier.
- Step 2
You set a trigger with a hotkey
Select your hotkey from a list to trigger the key identifier.
- Step 3
Type the key identifier
Simply type the key identifier associated with that resource anywhere inside any app that allows text input.
- Step 4
Execute the trigger hotkey
After typing it, just run the trigger hotkey you previously picked and it will be replaced with the actual resource. Easy, isn't it?
Terminal Resources
- Step 1
Create Terminal Resource
You associate a text to an identifier. The identifier simply helps you remember the resource. We simply call it key identifier.
- Step 2
You assign a terminal resource trigger on a hotkey
Select your terminal resource hotkey from a list to trigger the key identifier.
- Step 3
Type the key identifier
Simply type the key identifier associated with that terminal resource inside your terminal.
- Step 4
Execute the trigger hotkey while keeping your cursor over the command inside terminal
After typing it, place your mouse cursor over it and simply run the terminal trigger hotkey you previously picked. You will see that it will be replaced with the actual resource.