There are currently 1161 open-source projects built with Neovim, with a combined total of 864.9k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Lua.
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A Neovim plugin for saving, loading, and managing macros with JSON storage and smart encoding.
A multi-model, window-based LLM AI plugin for Neovim, offering dedicated chat and code editing windows with an emphasis on stability.
An easily configurable Neovim distribution with solid defaults and a cozy editor experience.
A Neovim plugin that evaluates natural language expressions inline using a scratch buffer and numi-cli.
A classic Blackjack game implemented as a Neovim plugin with configurable card styles and keybindings.
A Lua-based Neovim colorscheme with customizable italic support and truecolor terminal compatibility.
A Neovim plugin that enables dynamic Wezterm configuration overrides directly from within the editor.
A dark Neovim colorscheme with LSP and TreeSitter support, available in two distinct styles.
A Neovim plugin that opens text with custom openers, supporting GitHub shorthands and extensible patterns.
A Leap.nvim extension that enables operating on remote textobjects using any operator, with cursor and window restoration.
Run nix develop and related commands directly within Neovim without restarting the editor.
A minimal Neovim plugin for searching and replacing across multiple files using built-in Vim features.
A Neovim plugin that attaches a dedicated terminal buffer to each editor buffer for seamless switching.
A minimal NeoVim plugin for project session automation with custom JSON storage and auto-save capabilities.
A Neovim extension that uses Telescope or fzf to view and navigate code via tree-sitter queries.
A Neovim plugin that uploads images from disk or clipboard to various image hosting services and generates markdown links.
A Lua-based Vitesse color theme for Neovim with extensive plugin support and transparent background options.
Declarative keymappings configuration for Neovim using cascading trees.
A Neovim colorscheme port of the SynthWave '84 theme with tree-sitter support and customization options.
A Neovim plugin that prompts you to choose the correct file when you accidentally open a non-existent path.
A minimal, fast Neovim configuration written in Lua optimized for web development workflows.
A Neovim plugin that enhances gf/gF/gx with multiline look-ahead, smarter file/URL resolution, and visual file/link pickers.
A Neovim plugin for organizing and annotating code with persistent, grouped markers for reviews, debugging, and navigation.
A Neovim plugin providing LSP signature help with floating windows, dock mode, and extensive customization.
A Neovim plugin for in-buffer mathematical calculations with visual mode, functions, and variable support.
A Neovim plugin for capturing code screenshots of entire files or selections.
A Neovim plugin providing configurable word-based navigation with fine-grained control over movement patterns.
A Neovim plugin that applies custom highlight groups to specific diagnostics like unused variables and functions.
A Neovim file picker that learns your navigation patterns using a neural network to rank files by what you're most likely to open next.
A Lua-based Neovim theme offering a wide variety of color schemes for dark, light, and custom styles.
A lightweight Neovim colorscheme manager and switcher with live preview and lazy loading.
A Neovim plugin for resolving merge conflicts with semantic highlighting, navigation commands, and diff viewing.
A Neovim plugin for project-wise bookmarks with persistent storage using LSP symbols for accurate placement.
A Neovim plugin for clean window maximizing, terminal toggling, and seamless window/tmux pane movement.
A Neovim plugin that automatically inserts Python import statements using lookup tables, project analysis, and LSP completion.
A Neovim plugin for previewing and managing i18n translations directly in the editor, supporting JSON, YAML, .properties, and JS/TS modules.
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