Neovim Configuration

Custom configuration using lazy.nvim, not the LazyVim distribution. Requires Neovim 0.12+ and Git.

lua/config/lazy.lua bootstraps lazy.nvim and imports lua/plugins/. lazy-lock.json is the only plugin lockfile.

• :Lazy opens the plugin manager.
• :Lazy install installs missing plugins without updating existing ones.
• :Lazy restore restores plugin revisions from the lockfile.
• :Mason manages language servers, formatters, and debug adapters.

lua/plugins/dap.lua loads nvim-dap on a debugger command or keypress. Mason installs debugpy (Python), Delve (Go), and CodeLLDB (C/C++/Rust) when DAP first loads. Wait for installation to finish before starting a session. Python debugging detects project virtual environments, including .venv. Native-code debugging prompts for a compiled executable; build it with debug symbols first. Go debugging requires the Go toolchain.

The debugger UI opens when a session initializes and closes on exit, termination, or disconnect. It includes scopes, stack frames, watches, breakpoints, a REPL, and console.

Project-specific configurations in .vscode/launch.json are loaded automatically when starting with <F5> / <leader>dc. Use standard JSON; comments and trailing commas are not enabled. Adapter types are python, delve, and codelldb. Other languages need their own adapters and launch configurations.

• 99 remains configured with the Cursor SDK provider and its existing <leader>9… mappings.
• Supermaven remains the inline completion provider: <Tab> accepts a suggestion, <C-]> clears it, and <C-j> accepts a word.
• Sidekick replaces CodeCompanion for native AI CLI sessions and editor context. Copilot next-edit suggestions and Copilot status notifications are disabled; no Copilot setup is required.

Sidekick loads on its first mapping or :Sidekick command. It uses the existing Telescope integration and native Neovim terminals, without requiring a terminal multiplexer. Each CLI must be installed and authenticated separately. Cursor uses the local agent command; Factory Droid uses droid.

Context is inserted into the CLI input for review, not automatically submitted. Save buffers before asking a CLI to read files. In the CLI terminal, <C-q> leaves terminal mode and q in normal mode hides the window without stopping the session. Existing <leader>cf formatting and <leader>a Harpoon mappings are unchanged.