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Use when working with the user's dotfiles managed by the `dotfiles` CLI — saving live config into the tracked repository, installing tracked files to live paths, inspecting tracked-file status, or scaffolding a new dotfiles repo.
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| name | dotfiles |
| description | Use when working with the user's dotfiles managed by the `dotfiles` CLI — saving live config into the tracked repository, installing tracked files to live paths, inspecting tracked-file status, or scaffolding a new dotfiles repo. |
dotfiles manages a checked-in mirror of the user's local config files. A
JSON manifest (dotfiles.json) declares which files to track; the CLI
copies (not symlinks) them between the live filesystem and the
git-managed mirror.
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--config | manifest file path (default: /dotfiles.json or $DOTFILES_CONFIG) |
--json | emit a single JSON object on stdout (non-zero exit on failure) |
--root | dotfiles repository root (default: $DOTFILES_ROOT or ~/.dotfiles) |
Each command's full flag list and JSON output shape is documented in
dotfiles <command> --help.
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
config | Print the resolved live-to-saved mapping |
init | Scaffold a fresh dotfiles repository |
install | Copy tracked files to their live paths |
save | Copy tracked files into the dotfiles repository |
skill | Print an agent-installable skill describing this CLI |
status | Show the tracked files status |
dotfiles.json maps a tool name to a list of paths. A trailing /
marks an entry as a directory whose contents are tracked recursively;
without a trailing slash the entry is a single file. Paths support ~
and absolute paths.
Example:
{
"git": ["~/.gitconfig", "~/.gitignore_global"],
"shell": ["~/.zshrc"],
"nvim": ["~/.config/nvim/"]
}
The manifest is the single source of truth: the CLI never touches files outside the resolved live-to-saved mapping.
Every command accepts --json to emit a single JSON object on stdout.
Plain text and JSON are never mixed in the same invocation. The exact
per-command JSON shape is documented in dotfiles <command> --help.
On any failure, --json mode emits the standard error envelope and
the process exits non-zero:
{ "error": { "message": "..." } }
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