Dotfiles

My tmux, neovim, Zed, ghostty, zsh, VS Code, and wallpaper configs.

Contents

• .tmux.conf - Tmux configuration
• .zshrc - Shell configuration
• .config/nvim/ - Neovim configuration
• .config/ghostty/ - Ghostty terminal configuration
• .config/zed/ - Zed settings, Vim keymap, and setup guide
• bin/zed-setup / bin/zed-font - Zed-only installer and font presets
• .config/vscode/themes/pigeon-frost/ - VS Code Pigeon Frost theme
• .config/Code/User/settings.json - VS Code user settings
• .config/wallpapers/back.png - Current desktop wallpaper
• .codex/pets/pigeon/ - Codex pigeon pet with spinning propeller hat

Installation

git clone https://github.com/ShubyM/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles
./install.sh

Zed

Load the Zed configuration independently from the other dotfiles:

cd ~/dotfiles
python3 bin/zed-setup

The installer backs up existing settings and keymaps, then copies this repo's .config/zed/settings.json and keymap.json to Zed's user config directory. Zed reloads both files automatically. After pulling updates, run it again.

The setup uses stock One Dark text and diff colors with a blurred background at 72% opacity, stock Zed fonts at 12px for code and 16px for the interface/file explorer, and disabled ligatures. Double Shift opens the palette; jj leaves Vim insert mode. Cmd-Shift-D or Space g d opens branch-relative diff review with a changed-file list. Space g b selects the base branch. Python uses ty with type diagnostics off and a minimal Ruff bug-check selection.

See the Zed guide for fresh-machine installation, Windows and custom config paths, font presets, all keybindings, SSH/T3 worktrees, Python language tools, and saving local changes back to the repository.

Codex Pigeon Pet

The pigeon pet can be installed independently with:

mkdir -p ~/.codex/pets
cp -R ~/dotfiles/.codex/pets/pigeon ~/.codex/pets/pigeon

To select it, set selected-avatar-id = "custom:pigeon" under [desktop] in ~/.codex/config.toml, then restart Codex if it is already running.