This repository is the working surface behind my daily machine setup: a curated editor, reproducible tooling, opinionated defaults, and a bootstrap flow that keeps new environments fast to assemble.

Stack · Workflow · Managed Surface · Bootstrap

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Stack

Bash + Starship A simple shell baseline with a prompt that adds structure without adding noise.	Zed The primary editor, tuned for a cleaner UI, light theme bias, and built-in AI tooling.	Mise The runtime and tool manager that keeps core CLI dependencies reproducible across machines.
Bootstrap Scripts A small script chain for linking config, preparing tools, and bringing new machines up quickly.	Agent Tooling Codex and Claude Code setup, shared rules, and bootstrap automation for agent-assisted work.

Workflow

This setup is optimized for a machine that should feel ready quickly and stay readable all day.

• Light, quiet editor defaults over dense or flashy UI.
• Reproducible tools managed through mise instead of one-off installs.
• Scripted setup for machine bootstrap, package install, and config linking.
• Agent-friendly local development with shared rules and editor integration already wired in.

Managed Surface

This repository focuses on a small, intentional surface area rather than trying to own every part of the machine.

• bootstrap.sh orchestrates the setup flow by running the scripts in scripts/.
• Selected config is symlinked into place for Zed, mise, and starship.
• Agent configuration is linked into .agents, .claude, and .codex with shared rules for local coding tools.
• Platform setup scripts cover Fedora package/bootstrap flows and a separate macOS defaults/install path.

Bootstrap

The fastest way to apply the setup is:

./bootstrap.sh

That entrypoint walks the shell scripts in scripts/ and applies the managed setup step by step. Tested on Fedora 44.