Dotfiles

Cross-platform dotfiles for macOS, Linux, and Termux. Uses GNU Stow for symlink management.

Quick Start

# Clone to home directory
git clone https://github.com/syndg/dotfiles.git ~/Dotfiles
cd ~/Dotfiles

# Run setup (auto-detects platform)
./setup.sh

What's Included

Package	Description	Platforms
zsh	Shell config (Prezto/Oh-My-Zsh), aliases, functions	All
claude	Claude Code settings, commands, hooks, tools	macOS, Linux
skills	AI skills live in syndg/skills (fork of mattpocock/skills); setup.sh clones it to ~/skills and links into the agent skill dirs	macOS, Linux
lvim	LunarVim config with Codeium AI	macOS, Linux
kitty	Kitty terminal config + themes	macOS, Linux
ghostty	Ghostty terminal config	macOS
tmux	Tmux config	macOS, Linux
termux	Termux colors, font, properties	Termux
nvim	Basic Neovim config	Termux

Manual Stow

# Stow individual packages
stow zsh
stow claude
stow lvim
# etc.

./setup.sh also clones syndg/skills to ~/skills and runs its scripts/link-skills-syndg.sh, which links every skill into ~/.claude/skills, ~/.agents/skills, and ~/.codex/skills.

Platform Detection

The zsh config auto-detects the platform:

• Termux: Uses Oh-My-Zsh (lighter), Pure theme
• macOS/Linux: Uses Prezto, syntax highlighting bundle

Zsh Structure

zsh/
├── .zshrc              # Main config (platform-aware)
├── .zpreztorc          # Prezto settings (macOS/Linux)
├── .zprofile           # Login shell config
└── .zsh/
    ├── aliases.zsh     # Git, editor, package aliases
    ├── functions.zsh   # Semantic commits, utilities
    └── synhigh/        # Syntax highlighting (bundled)

LunarVim

# Install LunarVim first: https://www.lunarvim.org/docs/installation
rm -rf ~/.config/lvim
cd ~/Dotfiles && stow lvim

For Codeium: Run :Codeium Auth in lvim and follow prompts.

wt - Git Worktree Manager

CLI tool for managing git worktrees for parallel AI coding sessions.

# Setup (in Claude Code)
/setup-wt      # Install global completions
/install-wt    # Scaffold project-specific wt script

# Usage
wt spawn feat/auth feat/api    # Create worktrees + open tabs
wt rm -fb feat/old             # Remove worktrees + branches
wt ls                          # List all worktrees

See claude/.claude/commands/ for all available commands.