all-configs

Modular dotfiles and environment setup for Claude Code, terminal tools, editors, and developer tooling.

Quick start

git clone https://github.com/quickcall-dev/all-configs.git
cd all-configs

# Interactive TUI — pick what you want
./install.sh

# Or install specific modules directly
./install.sh nvim tmux zoxide github ssh-keygen

Modules

Module	What it does
caveman	caveman Claude Code plugin — terse output mode
claude	Claude Code CLI via claude.ai/install.sh
fonts	Meslo Nerd Font for terminal/editor icons
ghostty	Ghostty terminal config + themes
github	GitHub CLI (gh) and global git config without credentials
karabiner	Karabiner-Elements key remaps
node	Node.js, npm, npx via system package manager
node	Node.js, npm, npx via system package manager
nvim	Neovim config with LazyVim, treesitter, fzf
pi	Pi coding agent CLI, settings, and package extensions
skills	QuickCall skills + Pi system skills
ssh-keygen	Generate SSH keys, update ~/.ssh/config, test GitHub auth
statusline	Status bar + turn counter for Claude Code
tmux	tmux config, TPM, vim nav, clipboard
uv	Astral uv — fast Python package and project manager
hf	Hugging Face CLI (hf) via hf.co/install.sh
zoxide	Smarter cd command with learning and fzf integration

Standalone usage

Each module can be installed directly:

./nvim/install.sh
./tmux/install.sh
./zoxide/install.sh
./fonts/install.sh

pi

Install the Pi coding agent, copy settings, and install package extensions:

./pi/install.sh

Configured packages (in pi/settings.json):

• npm:@tintinweb/pi-subagents
• npm:pi-web-access
• npm:pi-caveman
• https://github.com/obra/superpowers

skills

Install QuickCall skills and Pi system skills (everything under skills/):

./skills/install.sh

To add a Pi system skill, drop it into the skills/ folder and re-run the installer.

github

Install gh and configure git without storing credentials:

./github/install.sh -n "Sagar Sarkale" -e sagar@example.com

# or with env vars
GIT_NAME="Sagar Sarkale" GIT_EMAIL="sagar@example.com" ./github/install.sh

Then run gh auth login to authenticate.

ssh-keygen

Generate an SSH key, add it to ~/.ssh/config, and test GitHub authentication:

./ssh-keygen/install.sh -e sagar@example.com -u sagar -H github.com

# For a different server
./ssh-keygen/install.sh -e sagar@example.com -u sagar -H contabo.example.com -k id_ed25519_contabo

Copy the printed public key and add it to the target host.

Requirements

• macOS or Linux
• bash 4+
• git, curl
• sudo access (modules install system packages like build-essential, fontconfig, gh, nodejs, nvim, uv)
• On headless/VM setups: passwordless sudo is recommended so modules can install packages without prompts
• Optional: jq for statusline, python3.11+ or uv for the TUI installer

If you cannot use passwordless sudo, run the relevant module as root or install the system dependencies manually first.

Adding a new module

Create a directory with an install.sh and a module.toml:

name = "my-module"
description = "Short one-line description"
platforms = ["mac", "linux"]

The root install.sh auto-discovers it.