dotfiles

git clone https://github.com/maedmatt/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles && cd ~/dotfiles

./install.sh            # symlink dotfiles
./install.sh --apps     # install tools
./install.sh --claude   # symlink claude code config
./install.sh --codex    # symlink codex config
./install.sh --opencode # symlink opencode config
./install.sh --all      # everything

Structure

shared/
├── nvim/           # neovim config
├── tmux.conf       # tmux config
├── yazi/           # yazi file manager
├── claude/         # claude code (rules, commands)
├── codex/          # openai codex (AGENT.md, prompts)
├── opencode/       # opencode (config, commands, themes)
└── skills/         # shared skills for all AI agents
macos/              # zshrc, ghostty
linux/              # bashrc, ghostty

Agent rules

The shared agent rules are layered on purpose:

• shared/claude/rules/general.md is the cross-project base
• shared/claude/rules/robotics.md is an optional domain overlay for robotics and safety-critical work
• shared/codex/AGENTS.md stays general, while optional Codex prompts can carry domain-specific context

Skills

Skills are shared across Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode via symlinks to shared/skills/.

To install new skills:

npx add-skill <repo> -g -a claude-code

The -g flag installs globally to ~/.claude/skills/, which symlinks to shared/skills/. All agents see new skills immediately.