...It exposes “sections” for common developer signals—current directory, Git status, package versions, language runtimes, Docker/Kubernetes context, exit status, and time—then renders only what’s relevant. Configuration is done almost entirely through environment variables, letting you reorder, hide, or customize sections without writing functions. It supports asynchronous segments to keep the prompt snappy even when querying VCS or runtime tools. Since it’s just a theme, it integrates with existing Zsh plugin managers and plays well with syntax highlighting and autosuggestions. Many teams standardize on Spaceship to keep shell environments consistent across machines while allowing personal tweaks. ...