Edmundmiller Dotfiles
- 77 repo stars
- Updated July 27, 2026
- edmundmiller/dotfiles
edmundmiller-dotfiles is a Claude Code plugin that packages dotfiles-driven Jujutsu commit-stacking and token-optimization commands for personal dev workflow upkeep.
About
edmundmiller-dotfiles is a Claude Code plugin pair lifted from a personal dotfiles repository so developers can replicate battle-tested dev-environment automation rather than reinventing shell and VCS glue. The bundle emphasizes Jujutsu instead of classic Git-only flows: stacked commits, splits, squashes, and cleanup passes aligned with fast iteration. A second thread optimizes how prompts and structured payloads move through Claude—compression and autoformatting motifs that reduce token waste on repetitive commit and review cycles. This is not a product feature for end users; it is operator tooling for the developer’s machine. Expect opinions encoded in prompts and jj aliases. Install when you already use or are willing to adopt jj and want Claude Code to participate in commit stacking and housekeeping. It pairs naturally with review habits but lives primarily on the Operate shelf because dotfiles drift and get patched continuously.
- Two plugins focused on dotfiles curation and daily driver tooling
- Jujutsu (jj) commands for commit stacking, split, squash, cleanup, and merge-style workflows
- Token optimization utilities including TOON-oriented compression and pattern-based prompt shaping
- Hooks around user prompt submit and transparent formatting without heavy manual intervention
- Claude-specific command wiring for version-control rhythm on personal machines
Edmundmiller Dotfiles by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 77 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | July 27, 2026 |
| Repository | edmundmiller/dotfiles ↗ |
What it does
Sync Edmund Miller-style dotfiles workflows—Jujutsu commit stacking and token-optimized prompts—into Claude Code while you iterate on personal dev environment.
Who is it for?
Best when you're already on or experimenting with Jujutsu and want Claude Code wired into commit stacking and dotfiles sync rituals.
Skip if: Skip if you're on enforced GitHub-only flows without jj, or beginners and only need basic git commit messages.
What you get
After install, your agent can run jj-centric commit workflows and leaner prompt patterns that match the author’s dotfiles setup on your machine.
- Two plugins wiring Claude to dotfiles-maintained workflows
- Repeatable jj commit-stack operations via agent commands
- Token-oriented prompt formatting patterns from the author’s setup
By the numbers
- Catalog ingest reports pluginCount 2 for edmundmiller/dotfiles
- Source repository lists 53 GitHub stars in catalog metadata
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Personal dotfiles and version-control operator kit, not an application security or testing plugin.
FAQ
Who is Edmundmiller Dotfiles for?
It is for individual developers who treat dotfiles as living infrastructure and want Claude Code commands that mirror Edmund Miller’s jj stacking and prompt optimization habits.
When should I use Edmundmiller Dotfiles?
Use it during Operate and day-to-day iteration when you are updating shell tooling, refining commit stacks, or trimming repetitive Claude prompt overhead—not as a greenfield app scaffold.
How do I add Edmundmiller Dotfiles to my agent?
Add the plugin from edmundmiller/dotfiles in Claude Code, ensure Jujutsu is installed locally, and merge or adapt the bundled commands into your own dotfiles tree.