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Synchronizes current GNOME dconf settings to declarative Nix Home Manager configuration. Dumps dconf, compares with existing config, and updates dconf-generated.nix.

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name	apply-dconf
description	Synchronizes current GNOME dconf settings to declarative Nix Home Manager configuration. Dumps dconf, compares with existing config, and updates dconf-generated.nix.
when_to_use	When the user asks to sync, apply, or update dconf/GNOME settings to their Nix configuration.
allowed-tools	Bash(dconf dump:), Bash(gnome-shell --version:), Read, Edit, Glob, Grep, WebSearch, WebFetch(domain:extensions.gnome.org)

Apply dconf Settings to Home Manager

1. Dump Current Settings

dconf dump /

2. Read Existing Config

Read modules/home-manager/gnome/dconf-generated.nix.

3. Compare and Update

Include (machine-independent)

org/gnome/shell — extensions, favorites, keybindings
org/gnome/desktop/interface — color-scheme, icon-theme, battery
org/gnome/desktop/wm/preferences — button-layout
org/gnome/mutter — edge-tiling, overlay-key
org/gnome/desktop/input-sources — keyboard layouts
org/gnome/desktop/peripherals/touchpad — scrolling
org/gnome/settings-daemon/plugins/power — sleep, idle-dim
org/gnome/settings-daemon/plugins/color — night-light
org/gnome/shell/extensions/* — all extension configs
Application settings (Console, nautilus, TextEditor, terminal)

Exclude (transient/machine-dependent)

Window state, notification history, recent files, version markers, portal state, housekeeping timestamps, network-specific, app-folders, control-center state.

4. Verify Extensions

For each extension in enabled-extensions:

Check GNOME version: gnome-shell --version
Verify compatibility on extensions.gnome.org
Remove obsolete extensions and their settings

5. Validate

nix flake check --extra-experimental-features 'nix-command flakes pipe-operators'

Report: added, updated, removed settings, and extension warnings.

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name	apply-dconf
description	Synchronizes current GNOME dconf settings to declarative Nix Home Manager configuration. Dumps dconf, compares with existing config, and updates dconf-generated.nix.
when_to_use	When the user asks to sync, apply, or update dconf/GNOME settings to their Nix configuration.
allowed-tools	Bash(dconf dump:), Bash(gnome-shell --version:), Read, Edit, Glob, Grep, WebSearch, WebFetch(domain:extensions.gnome.org)

Apply dconf Settings to Home Manager

1. Dump Current Settings

dconf dump /

2. Read Existing Config

Read modules/home-manager/gnome/dconf-generated.nix.

3. Compare and Update

Include (machine-independent)

org/gnome/shell — extensions, favorites, keybindings
org/gnome/desktop/interface — color-scheme, icon-theme, battery
org/gnome/desktop/wm/preferences — button-layout
org/gnome/mutter — edge-tiling, overlay-key
org/gnome/desktop/input-sources — keyboard layouts
org/gnome/desktop/peripherals/touchpad — scrolling
org/gnome/settings-daemon/plugins/power — sleep, idle-dim
org/gnome/settings-daemon/plugins/color — night-light
org/gnome/shell/extensions/* — all extension configs
Application settings (Console, nautilus, TextEditor, terminal)

Exclude (transient/machine-dependent)

Window state, notification history, recent files, version markers, portal state, housekeeping timestamps, network-specific, app-folders, control-center state.

4. Verify Extensions

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Check GNOME version: gnome-shell --version
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5. Validate

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Report: added, updated, removed settings, and extension warnings.