My dotfiles, managed by mise

Configs and templates live in home/, mirroring $HOME. mise links them into place, renders templates, merges repo-owned keys into app-written settings, and keeps local history of those settings.

New machine

curl -fsSL https://dotfiles.frixaco.com | bash

Installs mise if missing (2026.10.7 or newer; run mise self-update on an older install), clones this repo to ~/.dotfiles, and runs mise bootstrap: packages, dotfiles, tools, then the bootstrap task (workspace layout and AI agents). Run omp once afterwards to authenticate.

Windows has no installer script: install mise with Scoop, clone to ~/.dotfiles, then mise trust and mise bootstrap --force-dotfiles --yes from inside it.

Daily use

Command	Does
upall (mise run up)	Sync dotfiles, then update mise, packages, [tools], and AI agents; keeps going after a failed step and lists failures at the end
mise run sync	Apply dotfiles, remove ones deleted from home/, start the history watcher
mise up	Update [tools] only
mise bootstrap status	Check packages, dotfiles, and tools

Run mise commands for this repo from ~/.dotfiles (or with mise -C ~/.dotfiles).

Edit sources in home/, then mise run sync. On macOS most files are symlinks, so edits through ~ land in the repo too. Windows copies every file (except directory links), so always edit the repo source there. Use ef to edit your shell config's source.

The 1Password CLI (op) is the 1password tool in [tools], so upall updates it everywhere; the Homebrew 1password-cli cask isn't used.

eza, tokei, and resvg have no upstream macOS binaries, so they are brew: packages on macOS and scoop: packages on Windows, both in mise.toml.

Homebrew is optional now: mise installs the brew: and brew-cask: packages in mise.toml itself. upall doesn't run brew upgrade, so anything you installed by hand with brew needs its own brew upgrade.

Layout

• mise.toml: macOS packages, the home dotfile group (everything in home/ deploys automatically), templates, shared agent files, merge edits, and tasks.
• home/.config/mise/config.toml: the global config, linked into place. It holds [tools] (runtimes, CLI tools, language servers, the same on macOS and Windows), AI agent tasks, history tracking, and the watcher service.
• mise.local.toml (gitignored): per-machine variables, e.g. [vars] work = true for the Vbrato Git identity and rbenv.

What deploys how

• Everything in home/: linked file by file (copied on Windows). Deleting a file from home/ removes its link on the next sync.
• Templates: .zshrc (Unix only), .gitconfig, fish config.fish, Ghostty config, .gitconfig-vbrato, and 1Password's agent.toml (mode 0600; on Windows it goes under AppData/Local/1Password).
• Shared agent files: one AGENTS.md is linked to Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Amp, PI, and OMP. PI and OMP share .pi/agent/mcp.json.
• Merge edits: Claude Code, Amp, and Codex rewrite ~/.claude.json, ~/.config/amp/settings.json, and ~/.codex/config.toml. mise owns only the keys in the repo copies (the Chrome DevTools MCP server, plus Amp's remote threads) and leaves the rest to the app.
• Not deployed: home/.claude/settings.json is a reference snapshot; the live file belongs to Claude Code and is only tracked.
• Local history: the global config tracks the app-written settings with track-local, so the watcher saves every edit on this machine and never shares it. Inspect with mise dot --local history and restore with mise dot rollback <path>.

Windows notes

• The PowerShell profile sets XDG_CONFIG_HOME, YAZI_CONFIG_HOME, and LG_CONFIG_FILE, so nvim, yazi, and lazygit read ~/.config like on macOS. Apps started outside PowerShell don't see these variables.
• upall runs scoop update and scoop update --all (which updates mise) before mise run up, because Scoop can't update mise while a mise task is running.
• The post-dotfiles hook makes $PROFILE.CurrentUserAllHosts dot-source ~/.dotfiles/home/.config/powershell/profile.ps1 directly, so profile edits need no sync. sf reloads environment variables only; open a new session to pick up changed functions and aliases. Machine-specific settings go in the untracked ~/.config/powershell/env.ps1.
• OpenCode V2 has no Windows standalone installer, so it's installed as the @opencode/cli Bun package there.

AI agents

mise run ai:install installs or updates Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode V2, PI, OMP, Amp, and the T3 Code CLI (t3) with their standalone installers; mise run ai:doctor checks they're on PATH. The T3 Code desktop app is the t3-code cask in mise.toml, macOS only; Linux and Windows get the CLI only. The browser MCP for every agent points at Helium's debugging endpoint, http://127.0.0.1:9222: start Helium with --remote-debugging-port=9222.

Amp model and effort pins are account settings: set them in Settings → Mode Dial → Tune Modes.

Misc

• Workspace: mise run layout creates ~/stuff/{code,music,2d,3d,dump}. Vbrato repos live in ~/stuff/code/vbrato/.
• On other Macs, import Vorssaint Settings.plist in Vorssaint under Settings → Advanced → Import settings.

Installer hosting

Vercel manages DNS for dotfiles.frixaco.com. Railway runs the redirect service in installer/, health-checked at /healthz. The root URL redirects to setup.sh on main.

curl -fsS https://dotfiles.frixaco.com/healthz
curl -fsSL https://dotfiles.frixaco.com | cmp - setup.sh