This repository contains my dotfiles, which are the config files and scripts I use to customize my development environment. These files help me maintain a consistent setup across different machines and save time when setting up new environments.

• Terminals:
  • Warp - Rust-based terminal with AI features (primary)
  • WezTerm - GPU-accelerated terminal (fallback/alternative)
• Shell: Zsh with enhanced configuration including system identification and environment-specific setups
• Shell Prompt: Starship - Cross-shell prompt for astronauts
• Window Management: AeroSpace - Tiling window manager for macOS
• Status Bar: SketchyBar - Highly customizable macOS status bar with:
  • Workspace indicators with app icons
  • System monitoring (CPU, battery, volume)
  • VPN status tracking with geolocation
  • Window management controls
• Window Highlighting: JankyBorders - Highlights the focused window
• Development:
  • Claude Code - AI-powered coding assistant
  • Standard Vim configuration for maximum portability
  • Git completion and enhanced Git workflow
• Cloud & DevOps: AWS CLI with environment-specific configurations (personal/work separation)

• Environment Detection: Automatic system identification for work/personal environment separation
• AWS Integration: Separate AWS configurations for work and personal accounts
• VPN Monitoring: Real-time VPN status with geolocation caching
• Application Icons: Custom icon mapping system for 200+ applications in SketchyBar
• Modular Configuration: Clean separation of concerns with individual config files
• Smart Workspace Management: AeroSpace integration with SketchyBar for seamless workflow

To set up these dotfiles on your system, run:

./install.sh

The installer will:

1. Install prerequisites (Xcode CLI tools, Homebrew)
2. Install applications and tools via Homebrew
3. Create symbolic links for all configuration files
4. Apply macOS system defaults

Follow the on-screen prompts to customize the installation.

If you ever want to remove the symlinks created by the installation script, you can use the provided symlinks removal script:

To delete all symlinks created by the installation script, run:

./scripts/symlinks.sh --delete

This will remove the symlinks but will not delete the actual configuration files, allowing you to easily revert to your previous configuration if needed.

├── aerospace/          # AeroSpace window manager config
├── dependencies/       # External dependencies (sketchybar-app-font)
├── homebrew/          # Homebrew package definitions
├── iterm/             # iTerm2 profiles and preferences
├── scripts/           # Installation and utility scripts
├── sketchybar/        # SketchyBar configuration and plugins
├── starship/          # Starship prompt configuration
├── vim/               # Vim configuration
├── wezterm/           # WezTerm configuration (legacy)
├── zsh/               # Zsh configuration with environment separation
└── symlinks.conf      # Symbolic link definitions

• Aerospace Integration: Workspace switching and window management
• System Monitoring: Battery, volume, clock, CPU usage
• Network: VPN status with geolocation and caching
• Application Tracking: Shows running apps with custom icons

• System Identification: Automatic detection of work/personal environments
• AWS Configurations: Separate setups for different AWS accounts
• Git Completion: Enhanced Git workflow with autocompletion

1. Place your dotfile in the appropriate directory within the repository
2. Update the symlinks.conf file to include the symlink mapping
3. Test the symlink creation with ./scripts/symlinks.sh --create

Software is managed via Homebrew:

1. Add formulas/casks to homebrew/Brewfile
2. Run ./scripts/brew-install-custom.sh or the full installer
3. For custom versions, place Ruby scripts in homebrew/custom-casks/ or homebrew/custom-formulae/