My dotfiles
./setup.sh- Bash, Vim, and Git
- For full language support: Python, Go, Node.js
After running setup.sh, open Vim and run :PlugInstall to install plugins.
Open any Go file in Vim and wait a bit so that the gopls setup can complete once. The file doesn't even have to contain any Go code. It will initialize coc-go.
Development tooling (linters, formatters, language servers) for Python, Go, JavaScript/TypeScript, Shell, Java, and more is configured in provisioning/packages/.
setup.sh symlinks two directories into ~/.claude/ so that Claude Code configuration is version-controlled and portable across machines. Because the dotfiles repo may land at different paths on different machines, the symlinks always point into wherever the repo was cloned — never hardcoded absolute paths.
Skills are prompt files that extend Claude Code with project-specific slash commands (e.g. /review, /extract-adr). Each skill is a markdown file that gets expanded into a full prompt when invoked.
Skills in this repo are global — they work across all projects.
Memory files give Claude persistent context that survives across conversations. Claude writes to this directory automatically during sessions; commit the changes when they look correct.
There are four memory types:
| Type | Purpose |
|---|---|
user | Who you are — role, expertise, working style |
feedback | How Claude should behave — corrections and confirmed approaches |
project | In-flight work context: goals, constraints, decisions not visible in the code |
reference | Pointers to external systems (Linear projects, Grafana boards, Slack channels) |
MEMORY.md inside the directory is an index file Claude maintains automatically — it lists all memory files with one-line descriptions and is always loaded into context.