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A terminal-centric development workspace configuration that uses mise to bootstrap and manage tools for agent-driven development, with support for multiple AI coding agents and safe overlaying onto existing OS configurations.
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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It provides a disciplined, config-only approach to managing an agent-driven development environment, leveraging mise for deterministic setup and supporting multiple AI agent frameworks (omp and pi) with careful separation of secrets and runtime state.
Who it is for
- Developers using AI coding agents (Claude Code, omp, pi) in their workflow
- Terminal enthusiasts seeking a customizable, dotfile-managed environment
- Users of omarchy Linux who want to overlay custom configs without replacing the base
- Neovim users looking for a structured configuration layered with LazyVim
Use cases
- Bootstrapping a complete development environment with a single install script
- Managing global CLI tools (herdr, hunk, ghui, etc.) via mise across multiple machines
- Running multiple AI agents (omp, pi) with separate configs and extension directories
- Overlaying custom Neovim, terminal, and agent configs onto a pre-existing OS setup like omarchy
Strengths
- Uses mise to provide a reproducible, step-by-step install with safety prompts and dry-run support
- Tracks only configuration files—runtime artifacts, secrets, and caches are intentionally excluded
- Overlay mechanism (symlink-each) lets the workspace coexist with omarchy's default configs without conflict
- Supports both macOS and Linux, with OS-specific tool provisioning where needed
Considerations
- Primarily targets terminal-based agent development; users expecting a full GUI or IDE may find it limited
- Installation requires understanding of mise, dotfiles, and potential manual conflict resolution (when a target 'differs')
- Some tools (Ghostty, Neovim on macOS) are macOS-only; Linux users need to adapt or use alternatives
README quick start
workspace
This is the configuration for the tools I use for agent driven development.
I'm trending towards doing as much in the terminal as I can and biasing towards tools with high levels of customizability.
Uses the fantasic mise to bootstrap everything.
What's inside
| Path | Tool | Installed by | Symlinked to |
|---|---|---|---|
mise/workspace.toml | Global mise tool config | [dotfiles] | ~/.config/mise/conf.d/workspace.toml |
herdr/config.toml | herdr | mise/workspace.toml -> herdr | ~/.config/herdr/config.toml |
herdr/plugins/dev-layout/ | Herdr plugin: four-pane dev layout | post-tools hook -> herdr plugin link | — |
nvim/ | LazyVim | mise/workspace.toml -> neovim (macOS; omarchy on Linux) | ~/.config/nvim (overlay) |
ghostty/config | Ghostty | post-tools hook (brew --cask) | ~/.config/ghostty/config (macOS only) |
ghui/config.json | ghui | mise/workspace.toml -> npm:@kitlangton/ghui | ~/.config/ghui/config.json |
hunk/config.toml | hunk | mise/workspace.toml -> hunk | ~/.config/hunk/config.toml |
omp/agent/config.yml | omp | mise/workspace.toml -> github:can1357/oh-my-pi | ~/.omp/agent/config.yml |
omp/agent/extensions/ | omp extensions | (config only) | ~/.omp/agent/extensions (overlay) |
omp/plugins/pi-claude-bridge/ + .tgz | OMP plugin: Claude Code provider + AskClaude tool | post-tools hook -> npm install packaged local plugin | ~/.omp/plugins/node_modules/pi-claude-bridge |
pi/agent/settings.json | pi | mise/workspace.toml -> npm:@earendil-works/pi-coding-agent | ~/.pi/agent/settings.json |
pi/agent/extensions/ | pi extensions | (config only) | ~/.pi/agent/extensions (overlay) |
skills/effect-setup/ | agent skill | (config only) | ~/.agents/skills/effect-setup |
skills/mise-setup/ | agent skill | (config only) | ~/.agents/skills/mise-setup |
Global tools
The CLI tools (herdr, hunk, ghui, omp, pi, stylua, atuin) are declared in
[mise/workspace.toml](./mise/
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Where my work happens
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