Omnideck

Your personal cyberdeck. One command to turn a fresh machine into a fully-loaded development workstation.

Omnideck is a chezmoi-managed monorepo that bootstraps a complete cross-platform developer workstation in a single command. Package managers, CLI tools, GUI applications, dotfiles, fonts, system defaults, and a fully configured Neovim distro come up together.

Quickstart

On a fresh macOS or Debian-family machine:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kerwin2046/omnideck/main/bootstrap.sh | sh

That single line will:

1. Detect the OS (macOS or Debian-based Linux).
2. Install the platform package manager (Homebrew on macOS, refresh apt on Linux).
3. Install chezmoi.
4. Run chezmoi init --apply kerwin2046/omnideck, which prompts for name / email / machine_kind and then plays back the lifecycle scripts to install everything.

Open a new shell, run nvim, and lazy.nvim will finish the last mile by installing plugins.

Supported platforms

Platform	Status
macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel)	First-class
Debian / Ubuntu / Pop!_OS / Linux Mint	First-class
Arch / Fedora / Windows	Not supported

What you get

Opinionated, modern defaults across the stack:

• Editor — Neovim distro built on LazyVim, wired up with Copilot, Codeium, OpenCode, and a Snacks-powered UI.
• Terminal — Kitty, JetBrains Mono Nerd Font.
• Shell — Zsh + Starship + Atuin + Zoxide.
• Modern CLI — eza, bat, fd, ripgrep, fzf, delta, dust, duf, procs, tldr, jq, yq, htop, btop.
• Git — lazygit, gh, delta diffing, sane global gitignore, includeIf for personal vs work identity.
• Runtimes — mise is installed; you pick which language runtimes to add at chezmoi init (node / python / go / rust / deno / bun) — default is none, opt in only what you need.
• Containers — Docker + lazydocker (optional, prompted at install).
• GUI (macOS) — Raycast, Rectangle, VS Code, Stats (optional, prompted at install).
• System defaults — sensible macOS defaults write tweaks; opt-in GNOME / KDE settings on Linux.

Repository layout

omnideck/
├── bootstrap.sh              # curl|sh entrypoint
├── Justfile                  # local commands: just sync / apply / diff / doctor
├── .chezmoiroot              # tells chezmoi the source is "home/"
├── home/                     # chezmoi source tree
│   ├── .chezmoi.toml.tmpl    # first-run prompts
│   ├── .chezmoidata/         # single-source-of-truth package list
│   ├── .chezmoiscripts/      # lifecycle scripts (install pkgs / fonts / runtimes / system defaults)
│   ├── dot_config/nvim/      # the Neovim distro (init.lua, lua/, lazy-lock.json, ...)
│   └── ...                   # zsh, kitty, starship, git, lazygit, atuin, mise, ...
├── scripts/doctor.sh         # health check
└── docs/                     # ADRs and design notes

Daily usage

just sync       # pull latest dotfiles and re-apply
just diff       # preview pending changes before applying
just apply      # apply local edits to ~
just doctor     # verify the workstation is healthy
just nvim-update

Customization

The first chezmoi init writes a config at ~/.config/chezmoi/chezmoi.toml from your answers to:

• name / email — feeds your global git config.
• machine_kind — personal or work. Used to switch git includeIf blocks and to gate work-only tools.
• install_gui / install_docker — toggle the heavier categories.
• runtimes — multi-select of language runtimes mise should preinstall (node / python / go / rust / deno / bun). Defaults to none; pick what matches your day-to-day work.

Re-run chezmoi init (without --apply) to change these answers later.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.