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Install IBM Plex fonts through Home Manager - #48
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* feat(home): install github-cli Add gh to home.packages alongside the other everyday CLI tools. * chore(pi): sync agent-persisted settings pi writes lastChangelogVersion, defaultProvider, and defaultModel back into settings.json at runtime via the out-of-store symlink; committing the current state. * chore(gitignore): deny-list herdr runtime dir instead of enumerating files The old rule listed known runtime files one by one (*.log, session.json, *.sock) and missed .plugins.lock, which showed up untracked. Ignore everything under home/.config/herdr/ except the one file we actually track, config.toml, so future runtime files can't sneak through the same way.
Pi (github.com/earendil-works/pi) stays opt-in and npm-installed per the README's existing Pi section - this only adds the node runtime its already-installed shim needs to run, restoring it after homebrew's zap cleanup removed an undeclared node. Also bumps the nix-homebrew input (and its nested brew-src) from a patched Homebrew 6.0.1 to 6.0.18. The old pin threw 'unknown install step: run' on any formula bottle using a newer Homebrew post-install step format, which is what node's own dependency chain hit.
Whisper dictation/transcription app, installed via nix-homebrew since it is not packaged in nixpkgs.
Adds kunchenguid/tap and the baby-menu cask (self-editing menu-bar app: https://github.com/kunchenguid/baby-menu). Also sets onActivation.extraEnv.HOMEBREW_NO_REQUIRE_TAP_TRUST=1: since Homebrew 6.0.0, brew refuses to load casks/formulae from non-official taps until interactively `brew trust`-ed, and that grant doesn't reliably reach the internal `brew cleanup` subprocess spawned by `--force-cleanup` during sudo-driven darwin-rebuild activation. Taps only reach the Brewfile via a reviewed commit to this file, so Homebrew's own interactive re-confirmation on top of that is redundant here.
* feat: install Codex via Homebrew, fix co alias for CLI flag removal Add the codex cask to configuration.nix, matching claude-code as an always-latest agent CLI (rather than pinning via nixpkgs), since both ship weekly-ish and Homebrew's onActivation.autoUpdate keeps them current on every rebuild. Also fix the co alias: --full-auto was removed in Codex CLI v0.147.0 (deprecated since v0.128) in favor of explicit --sandbox and --ask-for-approval flags. Update home.nix and the README reference to match. * docs: also list nodejs in the Nix packages README bullet Caught in code review: the bullet already omitted nodejs, which has been installed via home.nix since commit 028cef0.
… at xhigh thinking Syncs Pi's live default provider/model/thinking-level settings back into the repo.
* feat(home): install Grok CLI from nixpkgs-unstable The x.ai installer left a manual install under ~/.grok, which never lands on PATH. Install grok-build declaratively instead, so `grok` comes from the managed profile. 26.05 has no grok-build, so flake.nix gains a second, narrowly used nixpkgs-unstable input threaded through specialArgs/extraSpecialArgs. home.nix imports it with the same nixpkgs policy as the rest of the config, because grok-build is unfree (`unfreeRedistributable`). Resolves to grok-build 1.0.13, providing `grok` (and the `agent` symlink) in home.packages. * docs(agents): record why grok-build needs the unstable import The unfree package can only come from a nixpkgs instance instantiated with the repo's nixpkgs policy; `legacyPackages` and a `pkgs.extend` overlay both fail the unfree check, which is what a future "simplification" would try.
* fix(pi): prioritize corrected launcher in zsh * fix(homebrew): declare Handy instead of OpenSuperWhisper
…n-upstream # Conflicts: # home/.pi/agent/settings.json
chore: sync fork with Kun upstream (merge upstream/main, ancestry-only, zero tree diff)
The live Pi settings only had compact-adviser because of an uncommitted working-tree edit, so a Home Manager rebuild would drop it again. Declare the pinned npm release in the committed settings and document it as the third deliberately pinned third-party Pi package.
Install OpenCode as a Home Manager package from the vendor's official Darwin arm64 v1.18.32 binary and wrap it with the auto-update gate, so a rebuild reproduces the exact version Firstmate's adapter was verified against. Staying on the 1.x line keeps the interactive --model flag that OpenCode 2.0 removed. Home Manager owns only the opencode package and the shared AGENTS.md symlink; the user's opencode.json (Marginalia MCP + instructions) is left untouched.
Pin the Pi coding agent like OpenCode instead of running a floating npm install: fetch the exact 1.1.0 npm tarball content-addressed, build it through buildNpmPackage with a vendored package-lock.json and fixed npmDepsHash, and rework the pi launcher to exec the pinned store-path bundle directly under the corrected Node 24, dropping the PATH-search fallback.
Add pkgs.ibm-plex alongside nerd-fonts.hack so IBM Plex Sans/Mono survive rebuilds instead of being dropped with the old setup.
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pkgs.ibm-plextohome.packagesinhome.nix, alongside the existingnerd-fonts.hack.The IBM Plex font install was likely dropped when the Nix setup was rebuilt. Installing it through Home Manager means IBM Plex Sans/Mono are declared in the dotfiles and survive future rebuilds.
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