ryanb/dotfiles

config files for zsh, bash, completions, gem, git, irb, rails

About the project

ryanb/dotfiles is a collection of command-line configuration files for macOS, centered on Zsh and related tools such as Git, Ruby, Rails, and IRB. It is for developers who want to customize their terminal with commands, completions, prompts, and fuzzy-finding workflows. Its catalogue skills and plugin provide coding-agent workflows built into the same setup.

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bisect

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ryanb/dotfiles

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 18 tokens together

Git bisect to find the first bad commit by running a test command.

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fix-all

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ryanb/dotfiles

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 23 tokens together

Run bin/claude-review --print and automatically fix all reported issues, committing each fix individually.

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gfix

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ryanb/dotfiles

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 14 tokens together

Amend a commit further back in history with fixup and auto-rebase.

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rebase

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ryanb/dotfiles

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 28 tokens together

Interactive rebase workflow.

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review-queue

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ryanb/dotfiles

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 40 tokens together

Ranked PR review list with dependency trees and filtered line counts.

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walkthrough

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ryanb/dotfiles

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 57 tokens together

Walk through PR changes from the user's perspective.

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