1. Test the Complete Workflow End-to-End
Run some commands with arguments (like ls -la, git commit -m "message")
Use komando -s (not komando_exec directly) to save them
Verify full commands are captured with all arguments
Test komando -q <search> for pattern-based search
Test semantic search (query "containers" should find docker/kubectl commands)
Test the interactive selection/execution feature

2. Git Workflow (you just ran git status)
Review what changed
Commit the improvements (history fix, install.sh, cleanup, etc.)
Maybe create a release/tag

3. Address Any Remaining Issues
The "command already exists in this directory" warning you mentioned earlier - verify it's actually gone
Test edge cases (empty database, invalid queries, etc.)

4. Future Enhancements (from instructions.md)
Usage count tracking (increment when commands are executed)
Tags/categories for better organization
Export/import functionality
Command aliases or shortcuts
Shell history integration improvements

5. Polish & Distribution
Add screenshots/demo to README
Create GitHub release with pre-built binaries
Add CI/CD for automated builds
Maybe publish to crates.io