Nvim dev environment

• Download the required binary which is used to define the LSP
• Setup the lspconfig in mason_vim.lua
• Add autocomplete capabilities in nvim_cmp_nvim.lua

Managed via TPM (~/.tmux/plugins/tpm).

Plugins:

• tmux-resurrect - Persist sessions across restarts (prefix + Ctrl-s to save, prefix + Ctrl-r to restore)
• tmux-continuum - Auto-save sessions every 15 minutes and auto-restore on server start

TPM keybinds:

• prefix + I - Install plugins
• prefix + U - Update plugins

• Download zsh-completions
• Download oh my zsh

Custom shell aliases defined in aliases/work-aliases.sh:

• cct - Run Claude Code in worktree mode (claude --worktree)
• afk - Prevent Mac from sleeping (caffeinate -d)

Custom skills in claude/skills/ (symlinked to ~/.claude/skills):

• /blogify - Generate a structured technical blog post from a repo, task, or document
• /securify - Scan a repository for security vulnerabilities
• /actionify - Generate GitHub Actions CI/CD workflows
• /apify - Generate API documentation from route definitions
• /screenshotify - Capture screenshots of frontend pages
• /envify - Generate .env.example from codebase secrets
• /ship - Commit, push, and optionally open a PR
• /add-to-claude - Add context or requirements to CLAUDE.md
• /dockerise - Generate Dockerfile(s) for a project

ZSH is not available by default. Run apt install zsh -y, enter into zsh and then run bash installation.sh

The step will install neovim on your macbook, copy the required init.vim and install the required plugins using Vundle.

bash installation.sh