dev-env
Manage Jeremy's global dev environment (git, nvim, shell configs) and install tools. Use when asked to change global configs, add tools to the environment, or modify dotfiles.
Installation
Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.
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Managing Jeremy's Dev Environment
Use this skill to make changes to Jeremy's global configs (git, nvim, shell, etc) or to install new tools into Jeremy's global environment. Only do this when Jeremy explicitly asks for it.
Repository Location
Jeremy's dev environment is managed through nix at ~/nix/public-base.
Directory Structure
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config/— Config files organized by tool:-
git/— git config, ignore, attributes -
nvim/— neovim configuration -
zsh/— shell config -
ghostty/— terminal config -
bat/,direnv/,starship.toml, etc.
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flake.nix— Package definitions (what tools are installed) -
scripts/— Custom utility programs -
scripts.nix— Script definitions
Workflow
1. Check for uncommitted changes first
git -C ~/nix/public-base status
If there are uncommitted changes in the same files you need to edit, stop and ask Jeremy for instructions. If uncommitted changes are elsewhere, note them but proceed.
2. Make your edits
Edit the appropriate files in ~/nix/public-base/.
3. Install the changes
Run i to rebuild and install the nix environment.
4. Test the change
Test it yourself if possible, or ask Jeremy to test if it requires restarting the terminal or Claude Code.
5. Commit and push (if Jeremy approves)
Only commit your changes — don't include any pre-existing uncommitted changes.
Important: git push doesn't work due to a config issue. Use this instead:
git -C ~/nix/public-base push lol && git -C ~/nix/public-base pull
Examples
Read the usage examples in the source repository.
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- Indexed on
- 2026-01-20
- Index updated
- 2026-01-26
- Branch
- main
Index and sync dates describe this directory. View the source repository for code history.
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