Allow users to customize the location of their private overlay directory
via `set -U __fish_user_dots_path /your/path`. Falls back to the previous
hardcoded default of `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/.user-dots/fish` when unset.
Simplify the sourcing model: config.fish now sources only local.fish,
which is responsible for sourcing its own secrets.fish companion. The
redundant direct sourcing of secrets.fish from config.fish is removed.
Update docs/fish-config.md (Sections 1, 7, 10) and README.md to
document the new variable, the custom-path override pattern, and the
simplified sourcing model.
The generated PTY-logging wrappers hardcoded /usr/bin/{paru,yay} both for
the presence check and as the command the wrapper shells out to, breaking
on any host where the binary lives elsewhere. Resolve the real path via
__fish_real_command (which skips our own shim) and embed that. Bump the
wrapper version 5 -> 6 so existing installs regenerate.
Add __fish_real_command, which walks all PATH matches for a name and
returns the first that is NOT one of this config's generated wrappers
(identified by the "# <name>-wrapper-version:" marker; grep -I treats
real ELF binaries as no-match so only our text shims are skipped). It
never returns one of our own wrappers, so a caller embedding the result
can't build a shim that recurses into itself.
Use it for the fish-deps status "(Found at ...)" path so paru/yay show
the real binary instead of the ~/.local/bin logging shim.
Status, install, and update resolved catalog entries with `type -q`,
which also matches wrapper functions that shadow a tool name (rg, rm,
yt-dlp). A shadowed-but-uninstalled tool was reported "installed",
skipped by `install`, and skipped by `update`. Switch these catalog-bin
probes to `command -q`/`command -s` (PATH only). PM/build-tool probes
(cargo, uv, paru, yay, ...) and the fisher check (a fish function) keep
`type -q`.
Add functions/yt-dlp.fish, shadowing yt-dlp to prepend sane defaults
(--sponsorblock-remove all, --embed-subs, --embed-metadata,
--embed-thumbnail). Each default is suppressed when the user already
passes that flag, its alias (--add-metadata), its negation
(--no-embed-thumbnail), the --opt=value form (--sponsorblock-remove=...),
or the global --no-sponsorblock kill. User args pass through last so an
explicit flag wins on precedence. Gated as a C1 opinionated alias;
falls back to bare `command yt-dlp` when disabled.
Register yt-dlp as a recommended (rec tier) dependency in the fish-deps
catalog and document the function (§5.13) and dependency in the SSOT
and index.
Add the auto-pull function entry (5.4 Git) and index entry, a C2 component
reference row plus explanatory paragraph in fish-config.md, and update the
README C2 disable-list. (AGENTS.md C2 table, file tree, and task #12 are
tracked in the git-ignored AGENTS/ dir.)
Add a C2-guarded PWD handler that background fast-forwards the fish-config
repo (baseline) plus any repos in a machine-local registry. Safety is
guaranteed by _auto_pull_sync: clean tree + has-upstream + --ff-only, else
no-op. Never rebases, merges, or overwrites work.
- conf.d/auto-pull.fish: --on-variable PWD handler, throttled to fire once
per repo entry; spawns a --no-config child to run the worker
- functions/_auto_pull_sync.fish: the ff-only worker (safe on any branch)
- functions/auto-pull.fish: add/remove/list/status registry management,
usable even when C2 is disabled
- completions/auto-pull.fish: subcommand + registered-repo completions
Registry lives at ~/.config/.user-dots/fish/auto-pull.list (machine-local,
never committed).
VISUAL was hardwired to $EDITOR (nvim), so 'edit --visual' would launch a
terminal editor detached with no tty. Comment it out so --visual falls
through to the GUI fallback chain, and let users set a real GUI editor via
local.fish. Update the editor-variable docs to match.
The local core.hooksPath override set by agents-init shadowed the user's
global hooks (ggshield, Git LFS) since git honors only one hooksPath. Each
shim now execs the global/system hook of the same name after running
version-bump, so global hooks still run after version increment. Bumped the
agents-tools version marker to 2 so existing AGENTS repos refresh.
A file whose first lines contain a bare '---' (e.g. YAML frontmatter)
caused 'string match -qr' to parse the line as an option flag, raising
'string match: ---: unknown option'. Add '--' to end option parsing.
Drop the save-session/resume system entirely:
- functions/save_claude_session.fish, save_antigravity_session.fish
(session-start hook scripts)
- functions/claude-resume.fish, antigravity-resume.fish, code-resume.fish
(consumers of the .claude_session/.antigravity_session files)
Also updates docs/fish-config.md (removes the three function sections,
drops the session-helper mention from the python3 dependency note) and
docs/fish-config.index (removes the orphaned keyword entries). Generated
html/wiki/man are rebuilt by build-docs.yml on merge.
External hook registrations were removed from ~/.claude/settings.json and
~/.gemini/settings.json (the latter pointed at an already-deleted
save_gemini_session.fish); those files live outside this repo.
The zellij wrapper (functions/zellij.fish) rewrote every `zellij`
invocation as `zellij options --theme catppuccin-mocha <args>`, which is
only valid for launching a new session. This mangled every subcommand,
including the `zellij action dump-screen` call inside _zellij_dump_log,
so no logs were ever produced. The theme is already set in config.kdl,
making the wrapper redundant — remove it.
Also harden _zellij_dump_log:
- dump-screen takes the file via stdout redirect, not a positional arg
(rejected by zellij 0.44) nor --path (server-side write, flaky)
- add --ansi to preserve color in the logs
- discard empty dumps instead of leaving junk files
Document the structural limitation: zellij can only snapshot on a clean
shell exit, unlike tmux's continuous pipe-pane stream. Closing a pane or
quitting zellij tears down the pane/server before it can be dumped.
- abort install if the watcher copy fails (was wiring a block pointing at
a missing file and reporting success)
- handle dismiss before the kitty guard so it works without kitty installed
- require both managed-block markers before the uninstall range-delete to
prevent deleting to EOF on a malformed block
Add a Session Logging section and a CAUTION callout to the README, and a
matching privacy notice to docs/fish-config.md, making clear that this
config logs terminal sessions (Kitty/tmux/zellij/paru/yay) to
~/.terminal_history by default. Point users at both the
__fish_config_op_logging variable and the interactive config-toggle TUI
for opting out.
Zellij has no live-stream facility like tmux pipe-pane, so capture is a
one-shot 'zellij action dump-screen --full' run from a fish_exit handler
(conf.d/zellij-logging.fish -> functions/_zellij_dump_log.fish). The C5
guard is checked inside the helper at exit time, so toggling logging
needs no sync_logging coordination — there is no persistent stream.
Extract pruning into functions/_prune_terminal_logs.fish, shared by both
the tmux and zellij helpers. This also fixes a latent bug in the tmux
helper: globbing tmux_*.log directly errored with 'No matches for
wildcard' on the first log in an empty dir. The shared helper globs via
'set' (tolerates no-match) and uses command ls/rm to bypass the eza and
trash C1 shadows.
Extract the tmux pipe-pane setup into functions/_tmux_pipe_log.fish,
called by both conf.d/tmux-logging.fish (startup) and
__fish_config_sync_logging (C5 re-enable). The helper prunes the oldest
tmux_*.log files by mtime to stay within SCROLLBACK_HISTORY_MAX_FILES,
matching the paru/yay wrappers.
Uses 'command ls' to bypass the eza ls shadow, which injects OSC-8
hyperlink escapes into paths and corrupted the filenames passed to rm.
Starts tmux pipe-pane capture for the current pane whenever fish
launches inside a tmux session. Each shell gets a timestamped log
in SCROLLBACK_HISTORY_DIR. Toggling __fish_config_op_logging stops
or restarts the pipe in all open fish shells via the existing
--on-variable event handlers.
- quiet mode now outputs one summary line only when something actually changed;
idempotent re-runs produce no output
- add -v/--verbose flag as an explicit alias for the default verbose behavior
- gitignore helper output captured to detect changes without printing in quiet mode
- drop eager "Initializing…" header in favour of end-of-run conditional summary
- Strip leading / from pattern before git check-ignore so root-anchored
patterns like /AGENTS.md are checked as repo-relative paths (AGENTS.md)
and correctly match existing rules — fixes duplicates on every run
- Rework helper to accept multiple patterns and write them as a single
labeled block with project-style header/footer comment rather than
appending bare patterns one at a time
- Move gitignore calls out of per-plug loop in --plugins mode so all
three docs/ patterns are checked and written in one block
- Remove 5 duplicate bare entries left in .gitignore by the broken runs
- Move plugin dir creation into --plugins mode (not 'Always') so --agents
alone no longer creates empty AGENTS/plugins/ dirs
- Wrappers (claude, agy) now call plain agents-init (both modes) so plugin
dirs in docs/ are migrated on the first AI launch, not just --agents
- Rewrite --agents CLAUDE.md logic: detect which root files are real vs
symlinks and handle all four cases (both/agents-only/claude-only/neither)
without ever losing content
- AGENTS/CLAUDE.md is now its own file in AGENTS/ (real file when both
existed, symlink → AGENTS.md for single-source cases)
- Root CLAUDE.md now points to AGENTS/CLAUDE.md instead of AGENTS/AGENTS.md;
readlink checks auto-fix existing symlinks with the wrong target
- New empty setups get AGENTS/AGENTS.md pre-populated with the agent
directive warning editors not to write through the root symlinks
Startup side-effects that modify the filesystem belong in first-run, not
in a recurring conf.d fragment. The symlink is now created once (like a
real install step) instead of being checked on every shell launch.
MANPATH addition stays in tricks.fish — that's an env var that must be
set each session.
Panel now selects from four width tiers based on $COLUMNS (with a 6-col
buffer per side before stepping up): 52-wide (default), 70, 74, or 78.
Each tier carries richer category descriptions sized to fit the layout.
The box is horizontally centered on every draw via a left-padding prefix.
Key reader switches from stty min 1 to min 0 / time 3, giving a 0.3 s
poll interval so COLUMNS changes are detected without a keypress. The
erase formula is now wrap-aware: prev_max_line_width / COLUMNS gives the
wrap factor, ensuring old wider panels are fully cleared after narrowing.
Idle timeout ticks that detect no resize are skipped entirely.
New functions/claude.fish wraps the claude CLI. Before launch it checks the
current directory and the git project root; when CLAUDE.md is absent but
AGENTS.md is present, it creates a relative symlink CLAUDE.md -> AGENTS.md so
Claude Code picks up shared agent instructions without duplicating the file.
Arguments are forwarded verbatim.
Implemented as a C1 command shadow: when __fish_config_op_aliases (or the
master __fish_config_opinionated) is disabled, the call passes through to the
bare claude binary unchanged. Link-creation notices print to stderr in green.
Documents the new shadow in docs/fish-config.md (section 5.12 AI tools, C1
component reference table, and C1 summary list) and adds a claude-cli anchor
to docs/fish-config.index.
When a category variable is set explicitly in both universal and session
scope, interactive fish prints a one-line stderr warning ("successfully set
universal 'X'; but a global by that name shadows it") on each `set -U`/`set
-g`. That stray line landed between the apply and the in-place panel redraw,
pushing the cursor down one row so the `\e[14A` cursor-up no longer reached
the top border — leaving it behind to stack on every toggle and persist
after exit.
Suppress stderr on the six set commands in __config_toggle_apply. The
warning is expected noise here since config-toggle edits both scopes
independently. The warning only fires in a real interactive TTY (not under
`fish -ic`), which is why it was easy to miss when testing.
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