The_Matrix

v1.0.0 // offline_mode

01 // Git_Subsystem [ OK ]

Basic Commands

git initInitialize repo

git clone [url]Clone repo

git statusView state

git add .Stage all files

git commit -mCommit changes

Branching

git branchList branches

git checkout -b [br]Create & switch

git merge [br]Merge branch

git branch -d [br]Delete branch

Advanced

git stashSave changes

git stash popRestore changes

git rebase [br]Rebase current

git log --onelineBrief history

02 // Docker_Daemon [ ONLINE ]

Containers

docker psList running

docker ps -aList all

docker stop [id]Stop container

docker rm [id]Remove container

docker logs [id]View logs

Images

docker imagesList images

docker rmi [id]Remove image

docker build -t .Build from Dockerfile

docker pull [img]Download image

03 // Linux_Bash [ MOUNTED ]

File Operations

ls -laList all with details

cp -r [src] [dst]Copy recursively

mv [src] [dst]Move / Rename

rm -rf [dir]Delete forcefully

chmod 777 [file]Change permissions

System & Network

top / htopTask manager

df -hDisk usage

curl -I [url]Fetch headers

grep -r "text" .Search in files

kill -9 [pid]Force kill process

[ ABOUT THE MATRIX ]

The AllTools Matrix is a curated collection of developer cheat sheets and quick-reference command guides, designed to save you hours of searching through documentation. Whether you are a beginner memorizing your first Git commands or a senior engineer who needs a quick CSS selector refresher, The Matrix has you covered with clean, scannable, instantly searchable reference cards.

Currently, The Matrix covers the most essential tools in a modern developer's toolkit. The Git cheat sheet covers everything from initializing repositories and committing changes to branching strategies, merging, rebasing, and resolving conflicts. Git is the world's most widely used version control system, used by over 90% of professional software developers globally.

The Linux / Bash cheat sheet gives you instant access to the essential shell commands for navigating file systems, managing processes, working with permissions, handling archives, and piping data between programs. Bash mastery is a foundational skill for any developer working with servers, DevOps pipelines, or automation scripts.

The CSS Selectors cheat sheet covers the full spectrum of CSS selector syntax including element, class, ID, attribute, pseudo-class, and pseudo-element selectors. Understanding CSS selectors is critical for precise DOM styling, writing efficient stylesheets, and targeting elements in JavaScript via querySelector.

The JavaScript cheat sheet provides a compact reference for ES6+ syntax including arrow functions, destructuring, spread/rest operators, template literals, async/await, Promises, array methods like map, filter, and reduce, and modern module syntax.

WHY USE CHEAT SHEETS?

Cheat sheets are not a crutch — they are a tool for efficiency. Even the most experienced developers keep references close at hand. The goal is not to memorize every command but to understand concepts deeply and use references to quickly recall exact syntax. The Matrix is designed to be used alongside your actual work, not as a study guide in isolation. Bookmark this page and come back whenever you need a fast syntax check.