Personal configuration files managed by Dotbot.

1. Clone the repository.
2. Run the install script: ./install (This will link configs and install Brew packages from Brewfile)

This setup uses a Brewfile to manage Homebrew packages (formulae and casks).

1. Install normally: Use brew install <formula> or brew install --cask <app> as usual.
2. Update Brewfile: If you want the new package to be part of your permanent setup (and automatically installed by ./install on new machines), run:

   brew bundle dump --file=./Brewfile --force

   This overwrites the existing Brewfile with your current explicitly installed packages.
3. Commit changes:

   git add Brewfile
   git commit -m "feat: Add <package/app name> to Brewfile"
   git push

• Update Dotbot submodule to latest version
• Configure Zsh (~/.zshrc)
  • Add PATH modifications
  • Set up eza aliases for ls, ll
  • Add other useful aliases (grep, hist, wget)
  • Add mkcd function
  • Enable AUTO_CD
• Set up Brew package management (Brewfile)
• Review and potentially link other config files (e.g., tmux.conf, profile?)
• Clean up unused files (bash configs, tmux installer script?)
• Configure Git settings (.gitconfig_dotfiles, ensure include in ~/.gitconfig)
• Review installed Brew packages & configure:
  • Set up starship prompt (config file + zshrc init)
  • Verify/Configure zsh-autocomplete (check if zshrc sourcing needed)
  • Add manual step reminder for gh auth login
• Configure VS Code/Cursor settings (settings.json, keybindings.json)
  • Add files to repository (config/vscode/)
  • Review existing settings & extensions (remove unused, consolidate e.g. Ruff, remove Copilot, review IntelliCode)
  • Review Vim extension settings/keybindings specifically
  • Add Dotbot links for settings.json and keybindings.json (to Cursor config path)
  • Consider automating extension installation (code --install-extension)
• Configure global Ruff settings (~/.config/ruff/ruff.toml)
  • Create config/ruff/ruff.toml in repository
  • Add Dotbot link