What problem does it solve? Machine configuration and AI agent context (skills, rules, settings) drift across machines and get lost when edited directly on deployed files. This Skill routes every change through a single dotfiles repository so edits to shell, terminal, editor, runtimes, and agent context are made in the source repo and deployed consistently to macOS, Arch, and Ubuntu machines via an idempotent install.sh. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Source-of-truth configuration: All config lives in the repo and is symlinked, generated, or merged into deployed paths like ~/.zshrc, ~/.config/nvim, ~/CLAUDE.md, and ~/.codex/config.toml. - Module routing table: Maps each change request (zsh aliases, tmux, Ghostty themes, Neovim plugins, mise runtimes, Claude Code plugins, Codex MCP servers, Omarchy/Hyprland, herdr) to the owning module and its reference doc. - Per-machine opt-out profile: .dotfiles-local controls skipped modules, skills, rules, packages, and work-computer behavior without forking shared config. - Use Case: You want to add a global Claude Code skill and a new zsh alias. The Skill directs you to edit agents/skills/ and zshrc in the repo, run ./install.sh, verify with the module's check, and commit so other machines pick it up on their next pull. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to add a new global skill or change a shell alias in the dotfiles repo and run ./install.sh to deploy it.