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Xevion 4d914f1e2f feat: migrate from Zsh to Fish shell with comprehensive configuration
Major shell migration replacing Zsh/Oh-My-Zsh with Fish shell:

- Remove all Zsh configurations (dot_zshrc.tmpl, dot_p10k.zsh)
- Remove Oh-My-Zsh external dependencies from .chezmoiexternal.toml
- Add complete Fish shell setup with config.fish.tmpl and abbr.fish.tmpl
- Implement Fish-native functions for lazy-loading tools (mise, pyenv, zoxide, etc.)
- Create commonrc.fish.tmpl for cross-shell compatibility
- Add Fish plugin management via Fisher (tide prompt, fzf.fish)
- Update documentation (CLAUDE.md, TODO.md, ONBOARDING.md) to reflect Fish
- Add .fish.tmpl file association to VS Code settings
- Enhance PowerShell profile with lsd aliases
- Configure git delta pager and zdiff3 merge conflict style
- Update WSL keychain integration for Fish shell

This migration maintains all existing tool integrations while improving
startup performance through lazy-loading and Fish's native features.
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# Chezmoi Dotfiles Repository - AI Assistant Guidelines
## Repository Context
This is a **chezmoi source directory** for managing dotfiles across multiple machines. Files here are SOURCE files that get templated and deployed to the home directory.
### Key Concepts
**Source vs Target Pattern:**
- **Source**: `~/.local/share/chezmoi/home/dot_bashrc.tmpl` (what you edit)
- **Target**: `~/.bashrc` (what gets deployed after `chezmoi apply`)
- Edit source files only. DO NOT modify target files directly.
**File Naming Conventions:**
- `dot_` `.` (e.g., `dot_bashrc` becomes `~/.bashrc`)
- `.tmpl` suffix Go template file (rendered with platform detection)
- `private_` prefix 600 permissions
- `encrypted_*.age` age-encrypted files (safe to commit)
- `run_onchange_*` executable scripts that run during apply
**Template System:**
- Uses Go templates with platform detection
- Variables: `.chezmoi.os`, `.chezmoi.homeDir`, `.data.*`
- Conditional rendering for Windows/Linux/macOS/WSL
**Secret Management:**
- Age encryption for sensitive files (recipient: `age1s3ctpj9lafl6qwyvd89sn448us7gdzd53d8yyhsc7zny78c0k4sqerrkze`)
- Doppler integration for API keys/tokens
- Encryption key bootstrapped via hooks from Doppler
**Hooks:**
- `.init_pre.ts` and `.update_pre.ts` (TypeScript via Bun)
- Bootstrap encryption key from Doppler before apply
- Handle `chezmoi init` and `chezmoi update --init`
## Critical Restrictions
### NEVER Do These Actions
1. **DO NOT apply changes to filesystem**
- NO `chezmoi apply`
- NO direct file writes to `~/.bashrc`, `~/.gitconfig`, etc.
- Changes stay in source directory only
2. **DO NOT commit or push automatically**
- NO `git commit` without explicit user request
- NO `git push` on your own
- Let user review changes first
3. **DO NOT embed secrets in plaintext**
- NO API keys, tokens, or passwords in plain text
- Use Doppler variables: `{{ dopplerProjectJson.KEY_NAME }}`
- Use age encryption for sensitive files
- Reference encryption: `encrypted_private_*.age`
4. **DO NOT verify changes yourself**
- NO running build/test commands unless requested
- Let user test changes with `chezmoi diff` or `chezmoi apply --dry-run`
- Ask user to verify after making changes
### Recommended Actions
1. **Edit source files** in `home/` directory
- Modify `.tmpl` files with proper template syntax
- Respect platform conditionals (`{{ if eq .chezmoi.os "windows" }}`)
- Maintain existing template structure
2. **Explain impact** of changes
- Which target files will be affected
- Platform-specific behavior
- What the user should test
3. **Suggest verification commands**
- `chezmoi diff` - preview changes
- `chezmoi apply --dry-run` - simulate apply
- `chezmoi status` - see what's changed
4. **Use templates correctly**
- Platform detection: `.chezmoi.os`, `.data.wsl`, `.data.chassis`
- Doppler secrets: `{{ dopplerProjectJson.SECRET_NAME }}`
- Conditional logic: `{{ if }}...{{ else }}...{{ end }}`
## Common Tasks
**Add new dotfile:**
```bash
# DO NOT run - explain this to user instead
chezmoi add ~/.newconfig
# Edit: home/dot_newconfig or home/dot_newconfig.tmpl
```
**Add sensitive config:**
```bash
# DO NOT run - explain this to user instead
chezmoi add --encrypt ~/.ssh/config
# Creates: home/private_dot_ssh/encrypted_config.age
```
**Edit existing file:**
- Locate source: `home/dot_config/nushell/config.nu.tmpl`
- Make changes to source file
- User runs: `chezmoi apply` or `chezmoi apply ~/.config/nushell/config.nu`
## Platform Coverage
- **OS**: Windows, Linux (WSL/native), macOS
- **Shells**: bash, fish, nushell, PowerShell
- **Tools**: 30+ development tools configured (pyenv, bun, cargo, etc.)
- **Secrets**: Doppler + age encryption
## When Uncertain
1. **Ask before modifying** templates with complex platform logic
2. **Clarify secret handling** before adding sensitive data
3. **Let user verify** all changes before suggesting next steps
4. **Prefer explanations** over automated actions
# Extended Documentation
@README.md
@TODO.md
@FAQ.md
@ONBOARDING.md