dotfiles

# Install dotfiles
git clone https://github.com/chytreg/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles && cd ~/dotfiles
bin/install

# Please install Xcode and command-line tools manually
# Boostrap script setup dev environment
bin/bootstrap

# Apply my custom OS X settins
bin/osx-defaults && bin/osx-dock

Brew multiple user setup

tmux window titles

Windows are auto-named after their panes' working dirs (deduped, with short aliases — see the alias[...] table in bin/tmux-window-title). A pane running Claude Code instead shows Claude's current task, kebab-cased and trimmed to a branch-like label (e.g. Implement Tauri native database Phase 2 → implement-tauri-native). In a mixed window the segments combine, e.g. edit-task-title, granular.

How it works: Claude Code already emits its task summary as the terminal title, which tmux captures as pane_title; the script reads it (no LLM call). A pane is treated as Claude's when pane_current_command is its version string (e.g. 2.1.162, which Claude sets as its process title) — otherwise it falls back to the dir basename, so idle/quit panes revert cleanly.

Moving parts:

• bin/tmux-window-title — builds and sets the name for a window (or --all).
• bin/tmux-window-title-loop — 30s fallback (Claude changes its title without firing any tmux hook); started detached from tmux.conf, self-healing single-instance via the owner PID in @title_loop_pid.
• tmux.conf — pane/window hooks call the script with #{window_id}; automatic-rename is off; manual renames (prefix+,) stick, prefix+< restores auto-naming.
• zsh/tmux.zsh — refreshes on cd via chpwd.

For instant updates (vs. ≤30s from the loop), Claude Code runs the script via Stop and UserPromptSubmit hooks in claude/settings.json (symlinked to ~/.claude/settings.json by bin/install).