My neovim config

Neovim 0.11+, lazy.nvim, no Mason — every external tool is a system package.

Architecture

Arrows point at what a layer is allowed to require.

  init.lua
     ├── core/ ─────────────────┐
     └── lazy.nvim              │
           └── plugins/ ────────┤     specs; no logic
                 ├── features/ ─┤     the code specs call into
                 ├── theme/ ────┤     roles → highlights, on a ColorScheme hook
                 └── toolchain/ ┤     one tool inventory, read by conform + nvim-lint
                       scaffold/┘
                                └──> lib/    generic, knows no plugin

Directory	Holds
lua/core/	options, filetypes, autocmds, keymaps
lua/lib/	root detection, lazy-require, cursor state
lua/features/	refactoring engine, lsp, lualine, edgy
lua/plugins/	lazy specs, and the lazy-loading rules
lua/theme/	colorscheme switching, :Theme
lua/toolchain/	:Toolchain*, the JSON store
lua/scaffold/	:ProjectScaffold, :ProjectDoctor
ansible/	provisioning the tools
tests/	regression tests — just test

Two rules

• A plugin's spec lives in lua/plugins/, its code in lua/features/.
• Formatters, linters and LSP servers are declared once, in lua/toolchain/registry.lua. conform and nvim-lint derive their filetype maps from it.
• Refactorings build a plan and apply none of it, so preview, conflict gating and cross-file undo are shared — see lua/features/refactor/.
• Language actions are keyed by question, not by language: <leader>b builds and runs, <leader>t tests, <leader>d debugs and <leader>v inspects in Rust, C, Zig, Go, Python and Lua alike — see lua/features/lang/.
• The binary is a source of truth too: <leader>x shows struct holes, the linked machine code, sanitizer frames, rr record/replay, and the kernel-tree workflow (b4, checkpatch, Kconfig, QEMU) — see lua/features/sys/.
• Crashes open like files: <leader>dc picks a core dump, :CrashDecode resolves vmlinux and module .ko frames, and <CR> jumps to the faulting line — see lua/features/crash/.
• Windows have names, and transient views borrow a pane instead of opening their own — see lua/features/workspace/.

Screens

Lazy loading	Debugging

Remarks

• very inspired by LazyVim
• thank you tony btw for ts queries TonyBtw/nvim