Does it support complex plugin setup functions?

Yes, the skill reads the plugin's upstream documentation to implement recommended setup() configurations while keeping the module self-contained.

How does this skill prevent keybinding conflicts?

It uses tools like ripgrep to scan your existing Neovim configuration and which-key registrations, identifying overlapping mappings before suggesting safe alternatives.

Can I use this for plugin managers other than lazy.nvim?

This specific skill is architected for the lazy.nvim 'spec' pattern, focusing on modular Lua files and automatic imports.

Where does the skill save new configurations?

Following standard dotfiles conventions, it places new plugin modules in the 'config/nvim/lua/plugins/' directory.

Neovim Plugin Integrator

Name: Neovim Plugin Integrator
Author: tkancf

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Productivity & Workflow

Streamlines the process of adding and configuring Neovim plugins using the lazy.nvim manager within dotfiles repositories.

About

The nvim-plugin-add skill provides a structured, automated workflow for expanding Neovim environments managed by lazy.nvim. It handles the complete lifecycle of plugin integration, including inspecting existing layouts, reading upstream documentation, generating modular configuration files, and registering imports in init.lua. By intelligently scanning for keymap collisions and adhering to repository-specific conventions, it ensures that new tools are added safely and consistently without disrupting your existing development workflow.

Key Features

Automated creation of modular plugin configuration files
Smart registration of lazy.nvim spec imports in init.lua
Proactive keymap collision detection and alternative mapping logic
Upstream documentation analysis for recommended setups
Enforcement of local repository conventions and ASCII standards
1 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Installing and configuring a new Neovim plugin from a GitHub repository
Standardizing manual plugin setups into the lazy.nvim modular structure
Adding complex keybindings while ensuring they don't conflict with existing leader mappings

About

Key Features

Automated creation of modular plugin configuration files
Smart registration of lazy.nvim spec imports in init.lua
Proactive keymap collision detection and alternative mapping logic
Upstream documentation analysis for recommended setups
Enforcement of local repository conventions and ASCII standards
1 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Installing and configuring a new Neovim plugin from a GitHub repository
Standardizing manual plugin setups into the lazy.nvim modular structure
Adding complex keybindings while ensuring they don't conflict with existing leader mappings