config

Portable macOS dotfiles: zsh, tmux, vim/neovim, git, and Claude Code. One command sets up a fresh machine.

Install

git clone https://github.com/JatinNanda/config ~/code/config
cd ~/code/config
./install.sh

install.sh is idempotent (safe to re-run). It installs tools via Homebrew, sets up oh-my-zsh / tpm / Vundle / rust / nvm, then symlinks every config back to this repo. Existing real files are backed up to *.bak.<timestamp> before linking.

Layout

Path	Symlinks to
home/	~/.zshrc, ~/.bash_profile, ~/.profile, ~/.zshenv, ~/.zprofile, ~/.gitconfig, ~/.tmux.conf, ~/.vimrc
nvim/	~/.config/nvim/
claude/	~/.claude/ (CLAUDE.md, settings.json, keybindings.json, hooks/)
bin/	~/.local/bin/ (worktree helpers, winterm-colors)
zsh/	oh-my-zsh theme
iterm/	color palette. Source of truth for both terminals: imported by hand into iTerm2 on macOS, applied to Windows Terminal on WSL by bin/winterm-colors
fonts/	copied to ~/Library/Fonts

Because everything is symlinked, editing a config on the machine edits the repo directly. Commit and push to sync; no export step.

Secrets and per-machine settings

Nothing secret lives in this repo. ~/.zshrc sources ~/.zshrc.local if present, so put API tokens, per-job env vars, and machine-specific overrides there. It is gitignored (*.local).

Notable shell helpers

• wt <feature> — create an isolated git worktree in a new tmux window (Claude left, shell right)
• cdw / wtl — fzf navigator / overview across worktrees
• clone [org] — fzf-pick and clone a repo (defaults to $GH_ORG, else your own repos)
• cdf / cdr — jump to a ~/code project / to the current repo root
• co, gnewb, gbasemaster, gresetmaster — git branch helpers