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dotfiles

A personal dotfiles manager for symlinks and a small amount of managed config state.

Usage

# Install every feature whose prerequisites already exist
cargo run -p dotfiles -- install

# Uninstall managed symlinks and removable directories
cargo run -p dotfiles -- uninstall

Most install targets are intentionally conditional. Zed files are installed only when ~/.config/zed already exists. Claude/Codex dot-directory files are installed only when ~/.claude or ~/.codex already exists. The optional scode-graphite skill is installed only when ~/git/scode-graphite-skill exists, and the optional scode-voice skill is installed only when ~/git/voice exists. Ghostty config is installed only when ~/Library/Application Support exists.

The statusline script is not conditional on Claude or Codex. Install creates ~/bin when needed and links ~/bin/claude-statusline.sh.

NOTE: uninstall is not a full rollback for every feature. In particular, Claude settings are now merged into ~/.claude/settings.json as a regular user-owned JSON file. The installer stops managing that file on uninstall, but it does not remove or revert it.

Disclaimer

This is a personal repository shared in case it's useful to others. No backwards compatibility or guarantees about future behavior are provided.

The lib+bin structure is used to avoid false positive dead code warnings when code is added before it's called from main(). Items exported from lib.rs are considered public API by the compiler, suppressing these warnings. However, there is no actual public API intended for external use.