@jackwrfuller Thanks for this!

I like your idea of having a dedicated plugin, but want to discuss.

If we were to create another repo for the zsh plugin, would that make it easier or harder for people to add the plugin to their setup in order to use it?

Options I see are:

1. Create dedicated repo, put plugin in there, have info/FAQ about how to add it?
2. Leave plugin in the repo (agree in principle that's not the best - i.e. we should "separate concerns") and automatically add it to people's setups if they're using zsh ?
3. Something else?
4. ...
5. ... profit?

In my opinion, having it as a separate repo would be easier to maintain and easier to install.

It is more in line with how other custom oh-my-zsh plugins operate, e.g zsh-autosuggestions as I linked above.
They have a oneliner where they git clone from from the plugin repo:

git clone https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions ${ZSH_CUSTOM:-~/.oh-my-zsh/custom}/plugins/zsh-autosuggestions

which in our case could become:

git clone https://github.com/ahoy-cli/zsh-ahoy ${ZSH_CUSTOM:-~/.oh-my-zsh/custom}/plugins/ahoy

Ok @jackwrfuller sounds good!

I've created the repo, please go ahead moving the Zsh completion plugin from your current PR into the new repo 👍

https://github.com/ahoy-cli/zsh-ahoy 🚀

Note: if possible, please make the plugin as generic as possible so it can work for anyone using Zsh, not just Oh-My-Zsh users (e.g. I use the Sheldon Zsh plugin manager for my plugins) 😄

I have created the initial PR for zsh-ahoy: ahoy-cli/zsh-ahoy#1

I will now update this PR to remove the autocomplete directory and update the zsh completion instructions.

I'm not familiar with Sheldon, but i have included installation instructions for just bare zsh. I can look into Sheldon soon if you would like me to.