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Context for editing Tom's personal global config repo. Use when the user mentions changing or modifying personal/global config, dotfiles, Codex/Claude config, agent skills, Neovim config, Home Manager, nix-darwin, GNU Stow setup, or files that live under ~/.codex, ~/.claude, ~/.config, or ~/config outside a project-specific repo.

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name	personal-config
description	Context for editing Tom's personal global config repo. Use when the user mentions changing or modifying personal/global config, dotfiles, Codex/Claude config, agent skills, Neovim config, Home Manager, nix-darwin, GNU Stow setup, or files that live under ~/.codex, ~/.claude, ~/.config, or ~/config outside a project-specific repo.

Personal Config

Tom's personal config repo is normally cloned at ~/config.

It owns nix-darwin/Home Manager config plus dotfiles such as agent skills, Codex config, Neovim config, and other files intended to be linked into $HOME.

Dotfiles are managed with GNU Stow by running stow . from inside ~/config only. For example, a request to edit personal Codex config usually means editing the corresponding .codex/... path in this repo, because home paths may be symlinked back here.

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name	personal-config
description	Context for editing Tom's personal global config repo. Use when the user mentions changing or modifying personal/global config, dotfiles, Codex/Claude config, agent skills, Neovim config, Home Manager, nix-darwin, GNU Stow setup, or files that live under ~/.codex, ~/.claude, ~/.config, or ~/config outside a project-specific repo.

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Tom's personal config repo is normally cloned at ~/config.

It owns nix-darwin/Home Manager config plus dotfiles such as agent skills, Codex config, Neovim config, and other files intended to be linked into $HOME.