tagoro9

dotfiles

Initial setup

mkdir -p ~/.local/share/chezmoi
git clone https://github.com/tagoro9/dotfiles ~/.local/share/chezmoi
cd ~/.local/share/chezmoi
./script/bootstrap

fzf

When installing fzf with devbox, it will complain about its config file. We have to create it manually:

sudo tee "$DEVBOX_PACKAGES_DIR/share/fzf/fzf.zsh" > /dev/null <<EOF
# Setup fzf
# ---------
#if [[ ! "$PATH" == *${FZF_PATH}/bin* ]]; then
#  export PATH="$PATH:${FZF_PATH}/bin"
#fi

# Auto-completion
# ---------------
[[ $- == *i* ]] && source "${FZF_PATH}/completion.zsh" 2> /dev/null

# Key bindings
# ------------
source "${FZF_PATH}/key-bindings.zsh"
EOF
sudo chmod 755 "$DEVBOX_PACKAGES_DIR/share/fzf/fzf.zsh"

Overview

This repository uses devbox and brew to manage applications. It tries to use devbox as much as possible, but there are some applications that are not supported by devbox yet.

Dev Workflow

The default terminal setup is a Claude-Code-first IDE built on zellij + helix + yazi + lazygit.

Layout

The default zellij layout (tagoro9) starts with:

• Main terminal (60%) — for Claude Code, shell commands
• Sidebar (40%) — yazi (file browser), lazygit, and a shell stacked vertically

Three swap layouts rearrange the tiled panes:

Layout	Description
Default	65/35 vertical split
Focus	Large pane (75%) + small terminal below
Split	Equal 50/50 vertical split

Key Bindings

Key	Action
Alt [ / Alt ]	Cycle swap layouts (Default / Focus / Split)
Alt y	Pane picker (jump to any pane by name)
Alt u	Jump back to previous pane
Alt s	Star/unstar a pane for quick access
Ctrl w	Session mode

Project Launcher (zp)

Fuzzy-pick a project and open it in zellij:

zp

Scans ~/code, ~/turo, and ~/open-turo for project directories. Inside zellij it opens a new tab; outside it starts a new session.

Typical Workflow

1. zp to open a project
2. Use the main pane for Claude Code
3. Use the side pane for helix, yazi, lazygit, or tests
4. Alt [ / Alt ] to switch layouts as needed

Yazi

Yazi plugins are declared in ~/.config/yazi/package.toml and installed with ya pack -i (run automatically by ./script/bootstrap).

Key	Action
l	Enter directory (skips single-child) or open file in helix
F	Smart filter (continuous, auto-enter)
Ctrl-d	Diff selected with hovered file
~	Chmod selected files
p	Paste into hovered dir or CWD
T	Toggle preview pane
t / d	Add / remove macOS tags
1-9	Start vim-style relative motion (e.g. 3j, 5k)

Preview enhancements (via piper):

• Markdown files rendered with glow
• Directories shown as eza tree
• CSV highlighted with bat
• Tarballs listed with tar
• Unknown binaries shown with hexyl

Claude Plugins

The claude/plugins directory contains specialized Claude Code integrations. These plugins extend Claude's capabilities with custom agents, automation hooks, and developer tools.

• Code: Specialized coding agents and workflow definitions.
• DX: Developer Experience utilities, including notifications and lifecycle hooks.

To install the plugins, run:

/plugin marketplace add tagoro9/dotfiles
/plugin install dx@tagoro9
/plugin install code@tagoro9

Git signing key

To generate a git signing key, run:

# Generate a 4096-bit RSA key that doesn't expire
gpg --full-generate-key --expert

# Select these options:
# 4) RSA (sign only)
# 4) 4096 bits
# 0) key does not expire
# Then fill in your name and email

After generating the key, get your key ID with:

gpg --list-secret-keys --keyid-format=long

Devbox mac apps

By default devbox installs mac apps in a specific folder, so they won't show up in launchpad and other places.

This directory will typically be $DEVBOX_PACKAGES_DIR/Applications

To make them appear in there, open the folder where they are installed in finder, right click -> make alias -> copy to Applications.