A professionally crafted NeoVim setup leveraging lazy.nvim for efficient plugin management. This configuration provides a complete development environment with LSP integration, intelligent autocompletion, advanced search capabilities, and AI-assisted coding features.

• Plugin Management: Efficient lazy-loading with lazy.nvim and automatic dependency updates
• Language Server Protocol: Comprehensive LSP support powered by Mason for streamlined language server installation and management
• Intelligent Completion: Advanced completion engine via blink.cmp with GitHub Copilot integration
• Fuzzy Finding: High-performance file and buffer navigation using fzf-lua
• AI-Powered Assistance: Integrated claude-code.nvim for AI-assisted development workflows
• Advanced Navigation: Rapid cursor movement with Flash.nvim and seamless tmux pane integration
• Version Control: Built-in Git integration via Gitsigns featuring inline diff indicators and merge conflict resolution utilities
• File Management: Intuitive file tree navigation with Neo-tree
• Modern UI: Enhanced user interface through Noice.nvim for notifications and command-line display, complemented by Lualine for an informative statusline
• Syntax Analysis: Precise syntax highlighting and code understanding powered by Tree-sitter
• Theme System: Base16 Tomorrow Night color scheme with dynamic light/dark mode switching

• NeoVim: Version 0.10.0 or higher
• Git: Required for plugin management and version control features
• Node.js: Required for Language Server Protocol functionality - nodejs-neovim
• Tree-sitter: Required for object motion - tree-sitter-cli

• lua51 / luarocks: Essential for Lua language development and tooling
• php / composer: Required for PHP development workflows
• ripgrep: Significantly accelerates grep operations within fzf-lua
• fd: Enhances file discovery performance with fzf-lua
• Nerd Font: Necessary for proper icon rendering (JetBrainsMono Nerd Font recommended)

• cursor-agent: CLI tool required for Claude Code integration

If you have an existing NeoVim configuration, create a backup:

mv ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim.backup

Clone this repository to your NeoVim configuration directory:

git clone <your-repo-url> ~/.config/nvim

Launch NeoVim to trigger automatic plugin installation:

nvim

The lazy.nvim plugin manager will automatically download and configure all dependencies on the initial launch.

After the initial setup, install language servers for your preferred programming languages:

1. Open NeoVim and execute: :Mason
2. Navigate the Mason interface and press i to install language servers

~/.config/nvim
├── after
│   └── settings.vim
├── cursor-agent.patch
├── init.lua
├── lazy-lock.json
├── lua
│   ├── config
│   │   ├── lazy.lua
│   │   ├── mapping.lua
│   │   └── options.lua
│   └── plugins
│       ├── base16.lua
│       ├── blink.lua
│       ├── claude-code.lua
│       ├── copilot.none
│       ├── flash.lua
│       ├── fzf.lua
│       ├── gitsign.lua
│       ├── init.old
│       ├── lsp.lua
│       ├── lualine.lua
│       ├── neotree.lua
│       ├── noice.lua
│       ├── nvim-treesitter.lua
│       ├── persistence.no
│       ├── shellcheck.lua
│       ├── tmux.lua
│       ├── vim-fetch.lua
│       └── which-keys.lua
└── README.md

Leader Key: \ (backslash)

Create a new file in lua/plugins/ directory:

-- lua/plugins/my-plugin.lua
return {
    {
        "author/plugin-name",
        opts = {
            -- configuration here
        }
    }
}

Lazy.nvim will automatically load it.

Edit lua/plugins/base16.lua:

vim.cmd.colorscheme("your-preferred-colorscheme")

LSP servers can be installed through Mason (:Mason) or configured directly in lua/config/lazy.lua. The configuration includes gopls setup as an example.

Most plugin-specific keybindings are defined in their respective plugin files in lua/plugins/. Global keybindings are in lua/config/lazy.lua.

Run :Lazy sync to update and reload plugins.

1. Check if language server is installed: :Mason
2. Check LSP status: :LspInfo
3. Ensure the language server is enabled in your configuration

1. Ensure blink.cmp is loaded: :Lazy
2. Check if Copilot is properly configured (if using)
3. Try <C-Space> to manually trigger completion

Ensure the cursor-agent command is available in your PATH.

• NeoVim Documentation
• Lazy.nvim Documentation
• Mason.nvim Documentation
• Blink.cmp Documentation
• TreeSitter tutorial

• Persistent Undo: Undo history is saved in ~/.local/state/nvim/undo/
• Auto-update: Plugin updates are automatically checked (without notifications)
• Search Highlighting: Only highlights during active search, auto-clears after
• Typo Protection: Common command typos like :W, :Q are auto-corrected

Feel free to customize this configuration to your needs. If you encounter issues or have suggestions for improvements, please create an issue or pull request.