- Section keyword is now extracted early and shared across all three
output modes (pager, HTML, man) rather than duplicated per branch
- --html with a section keyword resolves the heading to a pandoc anchor
ID and looks it up in docs/html/sitemap.json; handles both sub-section
fragment paths and top-level sections that are their own page
- --man with a section keyword overrides MANPAGER to `less +/pattern`
so the page opens at the nearest heading match
- --help output updated to show [section] in USAGE and section+flag
examples (help config keybindings --html, help config pkg --man)
- docs/fish-config.md §5.14 synopsis, flags, and examples updated
- docs/fish-config.md §11 "Viewing" sections updated for both HTML and
man page to document the section+flag invocation
- README table updated with section+html and section+man rows
- help.fish: expand SYNOPSIS/DESCRIPTION to document -w/--html, -m/--man,
-h/--help flags; note flags are only intercepted when 'config' is argv[1]
- config-help.fish: add # NOTES section explaining help config as the
preferred invocation; update --help banner to show both names; update
--help USAGE/EXAMPLES output to use `help config` syntax throughout
- docs/fish-config.md: update §5.14 synopsis/examples and "Viewing" sections
to use `help config` as primary form; inline note for direct config-help use
- README.md: update docs table to show `help config --html` / `--man`
conf.d/sponge_privacy.fish registers patterns and filters that prevent
credentials from reaching fish history:
Layer 1 (static regex, universal): auth flags, env assignments,
credential-bearing URLs, Authorization headers, sshpass, docker
login, openssl -passin/-passout
Layer 2 (dynamic values, session globals): on the first prompt, after
secrets.fish has loaded, reads the literal values of all exported
credential-named vars (TOKEN, PASSWORD, SECRET, etc.), escapes them
for regex, and merges them with the static patterns as a session
global — auto-refreshes on login so rotated tokens are never stale
Layer 3 (per-command filter, sponge_filter_secrets): catches
credentials in variables exported mid-session (e.g. project .env)
Also exempts functions/sponge_filter_secrets.fish from the sponge_*
gitignore glob so our custom filter is committed alongside the config.
config-help gains two new flags:
- --html / -w: opens docs/html/index.html in the default browser using
smart browser detection (xdg-mime https scheme handler → known binaries
→ xdg-open fallback) to avoid MIME-type mismatches with non-browser apps
- --man / -m: opens the compiled docs/fish-config.1 man page via man -l
config-update is a new function that pulls the latest fish config from the
hard-coded upstream URL without requiring a configured git remote. Suppresses
git output and reports status with colored messages. Supports --dry-run and
--force flags.
README updated to document all new commands.
Rename config_help → config-help and add a help wrapper that
intercepts 'help config [section]', forwarding sub-topics to
config-help. Update README and docs to use 'help config' as the
preferred interface so offline docs feel like a natural extension
of fish's built-in help system.
Section headers in bold blue, argument/flag names in yellow, command
examples in green, navigation keys in cyan, fallback chain numbers
dimmed. All reset to normal after each colored span.
- config_help --help / -h prints full usage, section keyword examples,
ov navigation key reference, and the pager fallback chain.
- Prepend a dim nav hint line to the ov input stream and pin it with
--header 1 so "Space=next section ^=prev Alt+u=sections /=search
q=quit" is always visible at the top of the screen.
- Add docs/fish-config.index mapping 100+ keyword aliases to exact heading
text; config_help looks up here first, falls back to normalized heading
scan (strips non-alphanumeric, lowercases both sides) for unknown terms.
- Resolve line numbers at runtime with grep -F so the index never goes
stale from doc edits — only heading renames require an update.
- Fix section jump: --section-header pins delimiter lines as sticky headers
removing them from ov pattern-search scope. Replace --pattern with
tail -n +$start_line piped before ov; the target section is the first
line so no search is needed and forward section nav still works.
- Fix empty sections sidebar: ov matches --section-delimiter against
logical (ANSI-stripped) text, so "^#" is correct for bat-colored output;
the previous ANSI escape-sequence regex never matched anything.
- docs/fish-config.md: curated terminal-optimized manual covering all
public functions, keybindings, abbreviations, configuration variables,
dependency catalog, and customization guide. Written for ov/bat/less
readability rather than browser rendering — no callouts, no hyperlinks.
Pandoc-compatible YAML front matter for man page compilation.
- functions/config_help.fish: viewer function with fallback chain
ov -> bat -> man -l -> less -> cat. Accepts an optional section
keyword to jump directly to the first matching heading.
- .gitea/workflows/man-page.yml: compiles docs/fish-config.md to
docs/fish-config.1 via pandoc on every push to main that touches the
source doc, then commits the result automatically.
- .gitea/workflows/docs-drift.yml: opens a reminder issue whenever
README.md changes without a corresponding docs/fish-config.md update
in the same push.
- README.md: documents config_help and the offline manual.
- AGENTS.md: adds Convention 10 requiring offline doc to be updated
alongside any function, keybinding, or config change.
Refactor pkg.fish to auto-detect the system package manager via
_fish_deps_detect_pm instead of hard-requiring paru/yay. Supports
install, uninstall, and auto (toggle) modes across paru, yay, pacman,
apt, dnf, zypper, yum, brew, and pkg. Package installed-checks now use
the correct query tool per PM (pacman -Qi, dpkg -s, rpm -q, etc.).
Also adds zypper to the _fish_deps_detect_pm detection priority list.
Replace all ad-hoc inline comments between license headers and function
declarations with consistent SYNOPSIS / DESCRIPTION / ARGUMENTS / RETURNS /
EXAMPLE blocks across all 99 project-owned functions/ files. No executable
logic, variable names, or exit codes were modified.
Completes Task #6 from AGENTS.md (Retroactive Function Documentation
Standardization).
Adds __fzf_inline_picker function and @@ keybinding (Emacs + all Vi
modes). Opens an fzf session and injects the selected item at the
cursor position in the current command line. Includes SYNOPSIS/
DESCRIPTION doc block per project conventions. Updates README with
new binding in the User Bindings table.
- mkdir: loop over path args calling _fish_mkdir_p --path; falls back
to command mkdir -p when flag args (e.g. -m 755) are present
- mkcd: default to _fish_mkdir_p --tree for new dirs; add -s/--silent
flag to suppress tree output (mkcd's own status message still prints)
- Add _fish_mkdir_p: reusable mkdir -p with three output modes:
--path (default): "Created: ~/full/path/" on one line
--tree: dimmed existing anchor + cyan tree of newly-created dirs
--silent: no output
HOME is substituted with ~ in all output paths
- Refactor poke to delegate to _fish_mkdir_p --tree; removes inline
mkdir/echo logic and gains ~ substitution and per-dir tree output
- Add poke: touch with automatic parent directory creation; prints
colored notice when new dirs are created; handles multiple file args
- Refactor config.fish CachyOS override block: consolidate copy into
the erase+source loop alongside ls/lt/cleanup
- fish-deps: replace most with ov (cargo crate + AUR pkg); add yay as
rec dep with yay-build special (paru -S yay or AUR makepkg); add
update handling for yay-build in _fish_deps_update
- README: document poke in Directory & File Listing table
Use a per-invocation temp ov config to set SectionLine Background/Foreground
to empty strings, preventing ov from overriding the ANSI colors embedded in
the starship prompt when it is pinned as a sticky section header.
Also adds a second return sentinel inside the interactive block of config.fish
to guard against tool-injected init lines that target the inner scope, and
updates README accordingly.
- logs.fish: add yay category, ov-powered viewing for paru/yay (section
headers, color highlights, ==> AUR build markers) and scrollback logs
(OSC 133;A sticky prompt headers); add fzf Ctrl-D delete with Y/n
confirm and list refresh, ? toggleable help overlay; run
_scrollback_prune_junk before building file list
- _scrollback_prune_junk: new utility to remove empty, single-line, and
Kitty tab-rename noise logs before display and before max-file pruning;
called from both logs and smart_exit
- smart_exit: call _scrollback_prune_junk before counting toward max files
- conf.d/yay-wrapper.fish: auto-generate ~/.local/bin/yay logging wrapper
mirroring paru-wrapper; tees output to timestamped logs, prunes old ones
- conf.d/starship.fish: move fish_prompt from config.fish; emit OSC 133;A
after the prompt's leading newline so the marker lands on the info-bar
line rather than the blank line above it; guard with type -q starship so
clean fish sessions use built-in markers unchanged
- config.fish: remove inline fish_prompt block (now in conf.d/starship.fish);
add return sentinel at EOF to prevent tool-injected init lines from running
- completions/ov.fish: add ov tab completions
- README.md: document all of the above
- Set $PAGER to ov in config.fish (falls back to less); remove LESS=-R
- Rewrite less wrapper with full hierarchy: $PAGER → ov → less → more → cat
- Simplify view.fish fallback to delegate to the less wrapper
- Add logs function: fzf browser for scrollback and paru logs, opens in $PAGER
- Add claude wrapper: auto-injects --remote-control unless already present
- Add conf.d/paru-wrapper.fish: generates ~/.local/bin/paru on first run,
versioned so future template changes auto-propagate on next shell start
- Sync README.md and requirements.md to document all of the above
- Add smart_exit function: captures Kitty scrollback to a timestamped
log file on exit; --no-log/-n skips capture; auto-prunes oldest logs
once count exceeds SCROLLBACK_HISTORY_MAX_FILES
- Wire exit → smart_exit in config.fish for interactive sessions;
export SCROLLBACK_HISTORY_DIR and SCROLLBACK_HISTORY_MAX_FILES with
sane defaults (~/.terminal_history and 100 respectively)
- Update cat to detect files in SCROLLBACK_HISTORY_DIR or containing
raw ANSI escape sequences and pass them through command cat instead
of bat, preserving color output
- Remove redundant alias rm="rm -i" from tricks.fish (superseded by
functions/rm.fish trash-aware wrapper)
- Sync README: new Scrollback History integration section, smart_exit
added to System functions table, cat description updated, stale rm
Safety Wrapper entry and note removed
Adds conf.d/tricks.fish (PATH additions for ~/.local/bin and depot_tools,
bang-bang key bindings, history timestamp override, backup utility) and
functions/copy.fish (smarter cp wrapper that strips trailing slashes from
source directories, fixing a CachyOS-specific cp quirk).
Updates config.fish to explicitly source copy.fish on startup and refactors
several conditional blocks to single-line style for consistency. Syncs
README.md to document all new utilities.
Creates a directory (including all missing parents) and immediately
cd's into it. Supports -h/--help, distinguishes new vs existing dirs
in feedback, and uses set_color for consistent colored output.
Toggles sudo password enforcement on/off by writing or
truncating a NOPASSWD rule in /etc/sudoers.d/nofail-toggle.
Useful for temporarily bypassing FIDO key prompts during
batch admin tasks without permanently weakening sudoers.
pkg now auto-detects whether each package is installed and
installs or removes accordingly. Explicit -i/--install and
-u/--uninstall flags override the auto-detection. Adds help
output when invoked without arguments.
- Missing GITIGNORE_BOILERPLATE var/file now prints error but continues
to the API prompt instead of exiting the function
- Empty Enter at the pattern prompt now prints "No patterns selected.
Skipping API fetch." instead of silently returning
Rename gemini-resume → antigravity-resume and save_gemini_session →
save_antigravity_session; update all session files from .gemini_session
to .antigravity_session and LAST_GEMINI_SESSION → LAST_ANTIGRAVITY_SESSION.
Replace gemini/gemini-cli binary calls with agy throughout superpowers,
code-resume, and the resume function. Add antigravity-ide wrapper for the
renamed IDE binary; update abbr v → antigravity-ide (VSCode-equivalent)
and update README/requirements to reflect the new tool names.
Adds a robust `scrub` utility function to safely and recursively clean
up common OS metadata, development caches, editor artifacts, and slicer
cruft using `fd`.
Features:
- Hierarchical deletion fallback system: checks for a custom `rm`
function, falls back to `trashy` (trash put), then `trash-cli`,
and drops to standard `rm -rf` as a final measure.
- Safe `-d/--dry-run` modes to preview matched targets.
- An advanced `-a/--aggressive` mode for wiping heavy project caches
(node_modules), local logs, and custom AI runtime config histories.
- Full flag validation and colorized help menus.
git tag --list 'fish-*' replaces for-each-ref so old pre-Rust tags like
pre_whitespace_fix (which have no Cargo.toml) are never selected.
starship update: sh -s -- --yes correctly passes --yes to the piped
install script instead of treating it as a filename for sh to open.
uv is now listed first in the catalog (before cargo and fish) so it is
installed automatically before the fish source build is attempted.
Install uses the official curl script; update uses `uv self update`.
Catalog order is now: uv → cargo → fish → … ensuring prerequisites are
in place before any dependent install method runs.
README updated: uv and cargo added to the Required table, warning callout
and dependency management note reflect the automatic install flow.
Adds a git-cargo-fish install method that clones fish-shell, checks out
the latest tag, and runs `uv run --no-managed-python cargo install --path .`.
This is offered first in `fish-deps install` (requires cargo + uv) and
used automatically by `fish-deps update`, falling back to the system PM
when cargo or uv are absent.
Removes the stale `cargo install fish` README note (that crate is a
library, not the shell binary).
fish-deps status now shows ⚠ with the current version when fish < 4.0.
fish-deps install prompts to upgrade fish when the installed version is
below 4.0, using the same install methods (cargo/PM) and printing a
restart reminder on success.
lazydocker: prefer the official install_update_linux.sh curl script over
system PM. The same script handles updates, so fish-deps update re-runs it.
wakatime: replace pipx with a direct binary download from github releases.
Detects architecture (amd64/arm64/arm) via uname -m, downloads the zip,
extracts the binary to ~/.config/wakatime/wakatime, chmods it, and
symlinks it to ~/.local/bin/wakatime. fish-deps update re-downloads and
replaces the binary in place.
Both new specials are added to the preferred-method block so they appear
before the system PM and are the default when prompted.
After the rustup installer runs, add the cargo bin dir to PATH in the
current session so subsequent installs in the same fish-deps run can
find cargo without a shell restart. Checks CARGO_HOME/bin first (set
in config.fish), then falls back to the rustup default ~/.cargo/bin.
Warns the user if cargo still isn't detectable after the path update.
Fish 4.x is a Rust rewrite published to crates.io as 'fish'. Added the
crate to the catalog so fish-deps update will run cargo install --force
fish to upgrade it. A yellow restart reminder is printed after the
upgrade since the new binary won't take effect until the shell restarts.
README warning updated to mention cargo install fish as the upgrade
path for users stuck on Fish 3.x.
cargo is now the second entry in the catalog (after fish) so it is
installed before any Rust tool that depends on it. Install preference:
rustup installer (curl | sh) first, system PM as fallback. Update
runs rustup update when rustup is available.
The rustup-installer special is evaluated before the system PM in the
method list so it is always option 1 / the default for cargo.
On Arch-based systems (pacman present), paru-build offers yay or
makepkg as install methods. On non-Arch systems neither pacman nor yay
exist, so no methods are built and the dep is silently skipped — no
prompt shown to the user.
Catalog: clear paru's pm and special install entries so it appears in
status but fish-deps install skips it (it's a package manager, not a
managed dep).
Install: cargo is now always attempted first for Rust tools. When cargo
is absent but a crate exists, a note is printed suggesting rustup.
When only one method is available the chosen method is shown so the user
can see whether cargo or the system PM is being used. Method prompt now
shows the default label inline for clarity.
Removed dead paru-build switch case from the install executor.
Split _fish_deps_pm.fish into one file per function so Fish can
autoload each by name (_fish_deps_detect_pm, _fish_deps_pm_install,
_fish_deps_pm_upgrade). A single file with multiple functions only
autoloads under the filename, leaving the others unreachable.
Replace all `test -a`/`test -o` binary operators with `; and`/`; or`
chains throughout _fish_deps_install and _fish_deps_update. Fish 4.x
removed support for -a/-o in test, causing the "unexpected argument"
errors seen on Debian.
Also consolidate paru/yay cases in pm_install and pm_upgrade since
both helpers use identical flags.
upgrade, pkg, search, and parur now detect paru first, then yay, and
print a clear error if neither is installed. Removes the hard dependency
on paru specifically across all AUR-wrapper functions.
paru is an AUR helper only available on Arch-based distros and is not
required for the config to function. Moved to recommended tier alongside
yay. README updated accordingly.
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