Nvim Lua
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A curated collection of Neovim plugins, tools, and configurations for enhancing the modern Neovim experience.
A highly extendable fuzzy finder for Neovim, built with Lua for modularity and customization.
A Neovim plugin to persist and toggle multiple terminal windows with customizable layouts and commands.
A Neovim plugin for browsing the file system and other tree-like structures with multiple layout styles and a focus on stability.
Extensible UI for Neovim notifications and LSP progress messages with configurable windows and animations.
A Neovim plugin that displays inline diagnostic messages with customizable styles, icons, and advanced display options.
A Neovim plugin for splitting and joining code blocks like arrays, objects, and statements using Tree-Sitter.
A Neovim sidebar plugin that visualizes and navigates code symbols in a tree hierarchy, powered by LSP and other providers.
A Neovim plugin providing low-latency, incremental previews for Typst documents with cross-jump navigation.
A Neovim plugin that eliminates typing delays when using escape key mappings like 'jk' or 'jj'.
A blazing-fast Neovim plugin written in pure Lua that runs code in multiple modes and manages project-specific commands.
A Neovim plugin that uses AI and web search to explain and fix LSP diagnostic messages directly in the editor.
A highly customizable Neovim autopairing plugin with Tree-sitter support, multiline pairing, and filetype detection.
A Neovim chat interface for AI agents that works with any provider supporting the Agent Client Protocol (ACP).
A highly configurable startup screen for Neovim with themes, building blocks, and extensive customization options.
A Neovim plugin that mounts remote filesystems via SSHFS for seamless remote editing and development.
A modern lightweight statusline and bufferline plugin for Neovim, written in Lua.
A Lua-based Monokai color theme for Neovim with tree-sitter support and multiple flavor variants.
A Neovim plugin that allows you to manage X11 windows as if they were buffers within the editor.
A REPL and debug console for developing Lua plugins in Neovim.
A minimal, interactive buffer switcher window for Neovim with previews and splits.
A Neovim plugin that enhances .NET development with automatic LSP setup, debugging, and code analysis features.
A Neovim plugin that suggests import statements by learning from your project's existing imports.
A Telescope.nvim extension that dynamically lists and navigates to source control repositories (git, Mercurial, etc.) across your filesystem without manual setup.
A Neovim plugin that enables Vim keybindings for editing commands directly in the built-in terminal.
A Neovim plugin that toggles words between predefined pairs using pure Lua.
A Neovim plugin that adds tabbed search interfaces to Telescope for seamless switching between different search modes.
A Neovim plugin that automatically detects and changes to project roots, with integrated UI and picker support.
A Neovim plugin that integrates SSH and SSHFS to manage remote systems as local files.
Adds recency and frecency sorting to all Telescope pickers in Neovim by overriding internal functions.
A collection of 15 desert-inspired high-contrast Neovim colorschemes with dual dark/light modes and AAA WCAG compliance.
A Neovim plugin for smart, customizable insertion of various log statements using Treesitter for intelligent variable detection and placement.
A template repository for creating Neovim plugins written in Lua, with testing and CI workflows pre-configured.
A Neovim plugin to open remote Git repositories with ephemeral shallow clones, providing a GitHub.dev-like experience directly in your editor.
A lightweight Neovim wrapper for the llm CLI, enabling ChatGPT-style LLM interactions directly in your editor.
A Neovim plugin that provides a CLI-like UI for ripgrep searches, placing results in the QuickFix list.
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