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Bundle OKF 0.2 · 152 conceitos · zenobi-us/dotfiles

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# Cyberwise base wiki

Game, engine and format knowledge for a modded Cyberpunk 2077 install, the
cross-mod interaction patterns that are really facts about the game's data
model, and the process knowledge that keeps work about an install trustworthy.

**This bundle ships.** Knowledge about a specific mod - its settings, how it
works, what its author wrote - belongs to the per-user bundle beside the game's
own data, and never ships. See `cyberwise-wiki` for the boundary and
`Test-Wiki.ps1 -Base` for the check that enforces it.

**Grep here before working anything out from first principles.** Nearly every
article exists because somebody already lost an afternoon to it, and the good
ones record the WRONG answer beside the right one - a defaults file that was not
the defaults, an empty store that looked exactly like a wrong store, a capacity
read from an API that saturates. A reader who takes only the conclusion walks
the wrong road again.

## Patterns

Facts about the game's data model t

Details

Kind
OKF bundles
Topic
Productivity
Publisher
zenobi-us
Origin
okf_github
Category
dados
Version
0.2
Added
2026-09-09 19:04:11
Updated
2026-09-09 19:04:11
Origin id
zenobi-us/dotfiles:files/devtools/agent/bundles/developer/skills/game-dev/cyberwise-wiki/wiki/index.md

README

# My DotFiles

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- zsh
- powershell

## Install

### Linux and macOS

```bash
curl https://mise.run | sh
git clone git@github.com:zenobi-us/dotfiles.git ~/Projects/dotfiles
cd ~/Projects/dotfiles
./install.bash
```

### Windows

Open PowerShell as administrator.

```powershell
Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName Microsoft-Windows-Subsystem-Linux,VirtualMachinePlatform -All -NoRestart
```

Restart Windows. Then run:

```powershell
git clone git@github.com:zenobi-us/dotfiles.git $HOME\Projects\dotfiles
cd $HOME\Projects\dotfiles
.\install.ps1
```

## Usage

Apply the full machine setup:

```bash
mise bootstrap --yes
```

Apply one bootstrap phase:

```bash
mise bootstrap --only dotfiles --yes
mise bootstrap --only tools --yes
mise bootstrap --only task --yes
```

Check state without changing the machine:

```bash
mise bootstrap status
mise bootstrap status --missing
mise bootstrap --dry-run
```

Use the legacy wrapper only as a shortcut:

```bash
./apply.sh
./apply.sh --only dotfiles
```

## Layout

| Path | Purpose |
| --- | --- |
| `mise.toml` | Common tools, bootstrap tasks, and shared dotfiles |
| `mise.linux.toml` | Linux packages, dotfiles, and systemd user units |
| `mise.wsl2.toml` | WSL2-only systemd user units. Loads only when `MISE_ENV=wsl2` (set by `shells/files/zsh/modules/wsl__env.zsh`) |
| `mise.macos.toml` | macOS packages and dotfiles |
| `mise.windows.toml` | Windows dotfiles and setup tasks |
| `devtools/files/mise/tasks/` | File tasks for mise |
| `*/files/` | Managed dotfile sources |

## Notes

`mise bootstrap` replaces the old Comtrya manifests.

Windows package setup still runs through `tasks.bootstrap:windows`. Mise does not have native `winget` or `scoop` bootstrap managers yet.

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