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Neovim

What it is: A modal editor (modern vim). In Kun's workflow it keeps your hands on the keyboard; you pop in for quick edits/reviews while agents do the heavy editing.

Install

./setup.sh nvim           # neovim + ripgrep + fd, then bootstraps plugins

Symlinks our config to ~/.config/nvim/init.lua and runs :Lazy sync once.

Config — replicates the video's capabilities

  • Source of truth: config/nvim/init.lua
  • Plugin manager: lazy.nvim (auto-bootstraps).
  • Theme: rose-pine (moon) — matches the WezTerm scheme.
  • Telescope for the Space-f / Space-s fuzzy workflow Kun shows.
  • Relative line numbers (the "11k to jump 11 lines up" trick), system clipboard, persistent undo, smartcase search.

Key maps

Keys Action
Space f Find files by name (Telescope)
Space s Search / live grep the project (Telescope)
Space b Open buffers
Space w / Space q save / quit
Esc clear search highlight
Ctrl-h/j/k/l move between splits (matches tmux)
J / K (visual) move selected lines down/up
11k / 5j jump N lines using relative numbers

Quitting vim: :q (or Space q). :q! to discard changes. :wq to save+quit.

Gotchas

  • Treesitter is pinned to master. Its new main branch dropped the nvim-treesitter.configs API our config uses — pinning avoids a load error. Add parsers on demand: :TSInstall lua python ….
  • vim.highlight → vim.hl on nvim 0.12+; config uses (vim.hl or vim.highlight).
  • Colors washed out inside tmux? Need termguicolors (set) + tmux :RGB override (set in our tmux.conf).
  • Validate headlessly after edits: nvim --headless "+Lazy! sync" +qa.