> Here is what it does:
>
> Consult-dir allows you to easily insert directory paths into the
> minibuffer prompt in Emacs.
>
> When using the minibuffer, you can switch to any directory you've
> visited recently, or to any project root, a bookmarked directory, or a
> remote host via tramp.
>
> This is useful
>
> - For specifying a "destination" to any command that reads a file or
>   directory name from the minibuffer.  You can use it when finding files
>   or directories, copying files, attaching files to emails, and so on.
>   It works without assumptions on the command being invoked, so you can
>   use it even if you just want to copy some directory path into the
>   kill-ring.
>
> - When you want to quickly access a resource that is "far away" in the
>   filesystem tree from `default-directory'.
>
> I have found it to be a surprisingly versatile tool, and many users have
> told me over the years that it solves a problem they didn't realize they
> had.

What is not clear to me is why this is not a part of Consult, if it is
as useful as you say.  Have you discussed this with Daniel?  In any
case, it would be useful to explain that somewhere.

> I have signed the copyright papers, and there are no contributions to
> the project from users over 3-4 lines in length.  Consult-dir's only
> external dependency (Consult) is in ELPA.

1+ (though I have suggested to depend on project so as to lower the
dependency on Emacs).

> Thank you,
> Karthik
>
>

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	Philip Kaludercic on siskin