configs

Personal dotfiles/configs I can share publicly.

Structure

• zsh/.zshrc — public/shareable zsh config (loads optional local ~/.zshrc.work)
• tmux/.tmux.conf.local — my tmux customizations (performance-tuned status line, pane labels, mouse + copy-mode tweaks)
• tmux/README.md — tmux features, helper-script notes, and setup details
• tmux/scripts/ — helper scripts for tmux battery/status caching
• ghostty/config — Ghostty terminal configuration
• pi/agent/settings.json — pi agent general settings (no auth)
• pi/agent/extensions/ — global pi extensions such as the minimal footer
• pi/agent/pi-sub-core-settings.json — pi-sub-core settings
• pi/agent/pi-sub-bar-settings.json — pi-sub-bar display settings
• CHANGELOG.md — notable shareable config changes in this repo

Local symlinks

# zsh
ln -sfn ~/workspace/configs/zsh/.zshrc ~/.zshrc
# keep private/work-only settings local and untracked:
# ~/.zshrc.work

# tmux (using gpakosz base config)
git clone https://github.com/gpakosz/.tmux.git ~/.tmux
ln -sfn ~/.tmux/.tmux.conf ~/.tmux.conf
ln -sfn ~/workspace/configs/tmux/.tmux.conf.local ~/.tmux.conf.local
mkdir -p ~/.tmux/scripts
ln -sfn ~/workspace/configs/tmux/scripts/tmux-battery-cache.sh ~/.tmux/scripts/tmux-battery-cache.sh
ln -sfn ~/workspace/configs/tmux/scripts/tmux-apply-fast-status.sh ~/.tmux/scripts/tmux-apply-fast-status.sh

# ghostty
mkdir -p ~/.config/ghostty
ln -sfn ~/workspace/configs/ghostty/config ~/.config/ghostty/config

# pi settings (no auth)
mkdir -p ~/.pi/agent ~/.pi/agent/extensions
ln -sfn ~/workspace/configs/pi/agent/settings.json ~/.pi/agent/settings.json
ln -sfn ~/workspace/configs/pi/agent/pi-sub-core-settings.json ~/.pi/agent/pi-sub-core-settings.json
ln -sfn ~/workspace/configs/pi/agent/pi-sub-bar-settings.json ~/.pi/agent/pi-sub-bar-settings.json
ln -sfn ~/workspace/configs/pi/agent/extensions/minimal-footer.ts ~/.pi/agent/extensions/minimal-footer.ts
# then run /reload inside each active pi session

Safety rules before publishing

• Never commit .env*, SSH keys, API tokens, cloud creds, cookies, kubeconfigs, or private certs.
• Review all #() shell commands in tmux/zsh for accidental secret output.
• Replace usernames/hostnames if they reveal sensitive internal details.