nvim-config/plugin/50-follow.lua, branch master

feat: group the cheatsheet by feature and scope commands to buffers

2026-07-03T12:44:16Z

Break the single "Global" cheatsheet bucket into one section per feature, and label buffer-local sections " (buffer-local)" so each entry's scope is explicit. Drop the completion cursor-motion entries. Correct commands that were declared global but only act on the current buffer, making them buffer-local: - NotesRename and NotesRenameSection, created in init_notes_buffer. - ClaudeBashHistory, ClaudeBashHistoryNext and ClaudeBashHistoryPrevious, created in the per-buffer init (set_monitor_keymaps renamed to init_monitor_buffer, which now sets commands too). - MarkdownCheck and MarkdownUncheck, created from a new FileType markdown autocmd. ClaudeBashMonitor stays global: it is the opener with session-name completion and must be callable from any buffer.

feat(help): declarative cheatsheet engine and floating window

2026-07-03T11:34:46Z

Replace the treesitter source scan, ctags tagfile, and fzf-lua tag picker with a `dotfiles.help` engine and a plain floating window. The engine's `register(scope, spec)` records metadata only — it sets no keymap or command — so a feature can declare its buffer-local maps at load time and they are listed at startup regardless of what buffers have been opened, and each entry carries a scope. Features declare their user-facing maps and commands through `help.register`; the float renders them grouped by scope, keymaps with Vim's per-mode prefix and commands as `:Name`. `g?` and `:Cheatsheet` open it; `q`, ``, and `` close it.

refactor: fold multi-line comment stacks into block comments

2026-07-02T14:40:11Z

Every stacked `--` comment becomes a `--[[ … ]]` block whose first line stands alone as the fold summary. Rename plugin/50-color.lua to plugin/50-ui.lua to match its scope (highlights, statusline, window bar, tabline) and update references. Type claude_bash_monitor's view state as an EmmyLua @class.

refactor(nvim): conform comments and API docs to conventions

2026-07-01T13:38:49Z

Bring the existing files up to the documented conventions: - convert stacked-`--` file headers to `--[[ ]]` block comments; - add `---` EmmyLua annotations to every engine `M.*` and `_`-prefix internal helpers (call sites updated); - give every `vim.notify` a `vim.log.levels.*`; - switch `:help` references to `` autolinks; - extract inline keymap/command callbacks into named functions; - replace per-element table comments with one comment above the table. No behavior change; comment, doc-annotation and callback-naming only.

feat(nvim): follow autolinks with gf

2026-06-25T03:35:07Z

refactor(nvim): group all follow registrations into one section

2026-06-24T15:58:27Z

misc: format

2026-06-24T15:39:07Z

fix(nvim): check that NOTES_DIR exists before running code that depends on it

2026-06-24T15:35:22Z

refactor(nvim): rewrite goto plugin (now called follow)

2026-06-24T15:02:52Z

`lua/dotfiles/follow.lua` provides an engine to register "followable entities" like URL, wiki-links etc and can be easily expanded. The engine provides a function to navigate between followable entities and a function to edit them inside neovim.

refactor(nvim): rename files and move code around

2026-06-12T22:39:24Z