I talk to one agent. It runs the others.
The map of my setup: OMP in the middle, the tools it dispatches, and the 13 parts coming next. Most...
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The map of my setup: OMP in the middle, the tools it dispatches, and the 13 parts coming next. Most...
chezmoi for dotfiles, Atuin for shell history, and a lump of plastic that halved my screen time. They earned their place by surviving a bad week, not a review roundup.
Ghostty with a theme file, zsh with four plugins that earn their keep, and chezmoi plus Bitwarden, so a brand new Mac gets the terminal I actually work in back in one command.
Um pouco de cultura Dotfiles, como implicado por seu nome, são arquivos com um pontinho...
In the dynamic world of software development, maintaining an efficient and consistent environment...

I used the default macOS Terminal for years and thought that was just how terminals look
Two years ago I wrote a post called Dotfiles: The Developer Secret to the Perfect Setup. It had...

A guided tour through the parts of my shell config that are actually worth explaining, from a shell that now has two audiences to a Keychain-backed secrets setup.

My CLAUDE.md was turning into a Frankenstein .bashrc. Skills landed and my first instinct was 'dotfiles for Claude'. Half right. Dotfiles sit, skills move.

tl;dr: Dotfiles let you turn any blank machine into your perfectly tuned cockpit — clone one repo,...
chezmoi is a Go-based dotfiles manager. Go templates handle machine differences, age encrypts secrets, and run_onchange scripts auto-install packages. How I sync dotfiles across three operating systems.
GitHub Copilot agent terminals are non-interactive and don't need your Powerlevel10k prompt or aliases — but a naive guard breaks your regular VS Code terminal too. Here's the fix: a custom env var that only VS Code injects into user-opened terminals.