Nothing fancy here.

I don't use gvim or macvim.

# cd /usr/local/bin && ln -s python3 python

$ mdkir ~/.vim_python
$ python -m venv ~/.vim_python
$ cd ~/.vim_python

$ bin/pip install openai
$ bin/pip install requests

The <leader> is ;.

• ;b opens the buffers list, see below
• ;s opens the tree of current source dir (src/ or lib/)
• ;d opens the current Git diff for the current directory/repo
• ;l opens the Git history for the current directory/repo
• ;k scans the current file and open a readonly buffer of the results
• ;m opens the Git blame for the current file
• ;Y opens the Git history for the current file
• ;S opens the Git commit list for the current file
• ;g grep for the word under the cursor in the current subdir
• ;r opens the last Ruby Rspec output

• :Vg <regex> <dir> open grep results for the given regex in the given dir
• :Vt <dir> open the tree view for the given dir

So many people to credit...

MIT