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# Dotfiles Cross-platform dotfiles for Linux, Windows (PowerShell, Git Bash/MSYS2), and WSL. For contributor and coding-agent onboarding, start with `AGENTS.md`. ## Features - **Unified zsh experience** - All terminals use zsh with autosuggestions, syntax highlighting, and fuzzy completion - **Automatic Git identity** - Directory-based and URL-based identity switching with SSH key detection - **Dotbot symlinks** - Declarative symlink management, idempotent installation - **Agent integrations** - Pi, Claude Code, and OpenCode-specific surfaces live alongside the shared repo config - **Shared command overlay** - `claude/commands/` is the canonical shared command source, with OpenCode overrides layered on top ## Prerequisites **Linux / Git Bash / WSL:** - git - curl - python3 (for running tests) **Windows:** - [winget](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/package-manager/winget/) (included with Windows 11; [install on Windows 10](https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli)) ## Installation > **Note:** Dotbot uses `force: true` for symlinks, which will overwrite existing files at target locations (including `~/.claude/`). Back up any existing configuration before running the installer for the first time. ### Linux / Git Bash / MSYS2 ```bash git clone --recursive https://github.com/ilude/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles ~/.dotfiles/install ``` The installer does not request interactive privilege escalation. On Linux, run it as root or configure non-interactive `sudo -n` access for package setup; if neither is available, setup stops with a clear error. Interactive zsh and PowerShell expose `pi` as the sole public launcher, selecting the default profile unless `--profile <name>` is supplied. Normal Bash and PowerShell installers configure only default through `bash scripts/pi-default-setup`; legacy remains historical. The stage checks runtime loading and the native/default launch configuration offline. A successful install does not prove account access: it reports authentication as unverified. Use `/login` in Pi and an authenticated request to verify the subscription. See [Pi setup and acceptance](pi/README.md#default-installation-and-acceptance). ### Windows PowerShell ```powershell git clone --recursive https://github.com/ilude/dotfiles.git $HOME\.dotfiles ~\.dotfiles\install.ps1 # Ensure core packages and update installed apps/tools ~\.dotfiles\install.ps1 -Work # + AWS, Terraform, Helm, etc. ~\.dotfiles\install.ps1 -ITAdmin # + AD, Graph, Exchange modules ~\.dotfiles\install.ps1 -NoElevate # Skip elevation (Developer Mode) ~\.dotfiles\install.ps1 -SkipPackages # Configuration only, no application/tool updates ~\.dotfiles\install.ps1 -ListPackages # Show available packages ``` Windows packages are defined declaratively in `winget/configuration/{core,work,dev}.dsc.yaml` (WinGet Configuration / DSC). Add or remove packages by editing those files — `install.ps1` invokes `winget configure` on each selected group. Preserve the comment format `id: <id> # <Display Name>` (two spaces before `#`) so `-ListPackages` keeps working. Every normal Windows run ensures the selected package groups exist, then runs `winget upgrade --all --include-unknown`. This also updates installed applications outside the dotfiles package lists, including previously installed work/dev tools without requiring those flags again. Existing WinGet pins remain respected. Packages with unknown versions may be offered again on subsequent runs. `-ForcePackages` remains accepted for compatibility; `.dotfiles.lock` no longer suppresses maintenance. Installer-managed pnpm globals, PowerShell modules, Python hook dependencies and uv tools are updated through their owning managers. Pi and Herdr retain their latest-stable installation paths and package-source fallback behavior. Explicit pins (including `lizard==1.21.3` and the checksum-pinned BWS release), existing supply-chain settings, and frozen repository dependency installs are retained. Arbitrary user pnpm/uv packages are not bulk-upgraded. An existing MSYS2 installation is excluded from the WinGet bootstrap configuration. The installer adds a blocking WinGet pin for `MSYS2.MSYS2` when no pin already exists, without replacing user pins, and updates MSYS2 through separate `pacman -Syu` passes before ensuring zsh is installed. Close MSYS2/Git Bash terminals before running maintenance; if a runtime update fails, close them and rerun the installer. `-SkipPackages` skips application/tool updates, the Pi global update, and WSL installation/package installation. Dotfiles configuration and repository runtime dependency setup still run. WSL package setup otherwise retains its existing behavior; this is not a bulk upgrade of all WSL applications. The transcript contains package-manager diagnostics. The final summary reports successful update/current checks, explicit no-update results, skips, failures and reboot requirements. Exit codes are `0` for success, `1` for failures, `2` for failed or cancelled elevation, and `3010` for reboot-required completion without other failures. Elevated runs propagate the child exit code. No automatic reboot occurs. ### Optional Windows SSH server The normal installers do **not** enable inbound SSH. To enable it explicitly, run this command from an **administrator PowerShell** in the repository: ```powershell .\scripts\windows-ssh-setup.ps1 .\scripts\windows-ssh-setup.ps1 -AllowTailscale # Optional Tailscale interface access ``` This installs the built-in Windows OpenSSH Server capability (not the WinGet preview package), sets `sshd` to automatic startup, and starts it. The standard local SSH firewall rule allows TCP 22 on Domain/Private networks only. Use Private only for trusted networks. `-AllowTailscale` adds a separate interface-scoped rule that also works when the physical connection is Public; Tailscale ACLs still apply. Tailscale must already be installed. Reruns are safe; omitting the switch preserves an existing Tailscale exception. A requested Windows restart is reported with exit code `3010`; restart and rerun to finish setup. The script preserves SSH configuration, authorized keys, unrelated firewall rules, and managed policy. Other existing allow rules may still grant broader access; this is not a machine-wide firewall lockdown. It does not rename the machine, create DNS records, or prove remote login works. Authorize the connecting machine's public key using the [Windows OpenSSH key-management guidance](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_keymanagement). Windows uses `%USERPROFILE%\.ssh\authorized_keys` for standard users and normally `%ProgramData%\ssh\administrators_authorized_keys` for administrators, with the permissions described there. Never copy the private key to the server. Test `ssh <user>@<host>` from the intended client before using Herdr remote attachment. See the [remote workstation access runbook](modules/homelab-infra/docs/remote-workstation-access.md) for network policy and verification limits. macOS and Linux often include SSH clients, but their servers may also require installation or explicit enablement. This command is Windows-only. ### Temporary install hooks End-of-install temporary fixes live in root `install.d/` and run in lexical order: - `install` runs `install.d/*.sh` and common `install.d/*.py` hooks. - `install.ps1` runs `install.d/*.ps1` and common `install.d/*.py` hooks. - Move a hook to `install.d/disabled/` to turn it off. Hook rules: - Name hooks `NN-short-description.{sh,ps1,py}`. - Prefer `*.py` for common cross-platform logic; use `*.sh`/`*.ps1` only for platform-specific behavior. - Hooks must be idempotent, safe to skip, and must not replace core installer steps. - Hooks are soft-fail by design: failures warn and the installer continues. - Temporary hooks should include an `install.d` metadata comment with `reason`, `remove_when`, `safe_to_skip`, and `idempotent`. ### WSL (from Windows) ```bash ~/.dotfiles/wsl/install # Install dotfiles into WSL ~/.dotfiles/wsl/install --packages # Also install apt packages ``` ## Windows Requirements For proper operation on Windows with Git Bash and MSYS2: ### Git for Windows Installation Options When installing Git for Windows, select: - **Line ending**: "Checkout as-is, commit Unix-style line endings" (LFOnly) - **Symbolic links**: Enable symbolic links - **Terminal**: Use MinTTY (recommended) ### MSYS2 HOME Resolution If using MSYS2's zsh from Git Bash, the `nsswitch.conf` must have `db_home` configured correctly: ```text # C:\msys64\etc\nsswitch.conf db_home: env windows cygwin desc ``` The `install.ps1` script automatically detects and fixes this if needed. Without this fix, HOME resolves to `/c/msys64/home/username` instead of `/c/Users/username`, causing config files to be missed. ## Shell Architecture All terminals (Git Bash, WSL, Linux) transition to zsh for a consistent experience: ```text .bash_profile -> sets ZDOTDIR -> exec zsh | v .zshenv -> zsh/env.d/*.zsh (WINHOME, locale, PATH) | v .zshrc -> zsh/rc.d/*.zsh (completions, plugins, prompt, aliases) ``` ### Why Zsh Everywhere - Autosuggestions (gray text from history as you type) - Syntax highlighting (red = invalid command) - Better tab completion (case-insensitive, fuzzy) - One config to maintain across all platforms ## Git Identity System Automatic identity switching based on directory or remote URL: - **Directory-based** (Windows): `C:/Projects/Work/` -> professional identity - **URL-based** (universal): GitHub org matching via `includeIf hasconfig:remote.*.url` - **SSH keys**: Auto-detected by `git-ssh-setup`, written to gitignored local configs ## Structure | Path | Purpose | |------|---------| | `install` | Main installer (bash) | | `install.ps1` | Windows installer with package management | | `install.d/` | End-of-install temporary hooks (`*.py` common, `*.sh`/`*.ps1` platform-specific) | | `wsl/` | WSL installer, packages, and validation | | `install.conf.yaml` | Dotbot symlink configuration | | `zsh/env.d/` | Environment modules (WINHOME, locale, PATH) | | `zsh/rc.d/` | Interactive modules (completions, plugins, prompt, aliases) | | `powershell/profile.ps1` | PowerShell profile | | `config/git/` | Git config and global ignore (XDG-compliant) | | `config/ohmyposh/` | Oh My Posh prompt theme | | `pi/` | Pi runtime configuration, extensions, skills, prompts, and tests | | `claude/` | Claude Code-specific runtime config, hooks, commands, and local state | | `opencode/` | OpenCode global config (linked to `~/.config/opencode`) | | `test/` | Cross-platform Python, PowerShell, and shell tests | | `plugins/` | Zsh plugins (auto-downloaded) | | `dotbot/` | Dotbot submodule | | `modules/onclave/` | Onclave product and Pi adapter submodule | | `modules/homelab-infra/` | Homelab infrastructure submodule with a nested private `values/` repository | ## Agent Surfaces - `AGENTS.md` is the neutral repo-wide onboarding file for coding agents. - `CLAUDE.md` contains Claude-specific runtime guidance for this repo. - `pi/AGENTS.md` and `pi/README.md` document the Pi runtime and operator behavior. - `claude/commands/` is the canonical shared command source. - `opencode/commands/` contains OpenCode-specific overrides and symlinks to shared commands. ## Development ### Testing ```bash make test # Run portable tests without requiring zsh make test-zsh # Run executable zsh runtime contracts make test-docker # Run portable tests in Ubuntu 24.04 make test-quick # Run core tests only ``` ### Default Pi validation Default dependencies are installed with `pnpm --dir pi/profiles/default install --frozen-lockfile`, then linked with `bash scripts/pi-deps-link-setup --profile default`. Run `make check-pi-default` for grammar/loader readiness, typecheck, and tests. Existing legacy Pi targets remain independent. Damage Control loads on normal default-profile `pi` launches; use `/reload` for an existing session. See [default setup, explicit recovery and verification limits](pi/profiles/default/docs/damage-control-setup.md). ### Onclave backfill operations The installer builds and registers the short-lived TypeScript worker in `tools/onclave-backfill` as a native per-user daily and login-triggered job. It is local-first, fail-fast, and nonfatal to the rest of installation: missing Node, endpoint configuration, or a supported native scheduler produces a warning and no cron fallback. The worker reads `~/.dotfiles/yt/onclave-backfill.json`, uses the configured key path without copying key material, catches up after missed runs, and removes local cache directories only after verified upload. Use its `--status`, `--disable`, and ownership-checked `--uninstall` operations for migration and recovery. Claude's retired API wrappers, `/yt` command, circuit hooks, and detached backfill are not compatibility fallbacks; use default Pi's discovered vault tools or explicit `/yt-local`. ### Linting The retained local fetchers are tested independently from the retired API wrappers: ```bash cd tools/onclave-youtube && uv run pytest tests/test_fetch_transcript.py cd tools/onclave-backfill && pnpm test ``` ```bash make lint # Run shellcheck make format # Format with shfmt make check # Run lint + test + Pi extension validation ``` ### Updating ```bash just update # Update dotbot, commit, and reinstall python scripts/get_latest_agent_version.py pi python scripts/get_latest_agent_version.py herdr ``` The version helper reads each project's latest stable GitHub release. Installers use those versions when available, while preserving their existing package-source fallback if GitHub cannot be reached. ## Conventions - All scripts are idempotent (safe to re-run) - LF line endings only (no CRLF) - VS Code as default editor/diff/merge tool - Default branch is `main`

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