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red/blue operator · CLI craftsman · builder of an over-engineered terminal
I build a cross-platform dotfiles fleet — a unified Zsh · Neovim · Tmux environment that feels identical on macOS, Windows/WSL2, and a rack of Linux distros, with optional red (offensive) and blue (defensive) layers bolted on top.
Three layers. One source of truth. No copy-paste.
┌─────────────────────────┐
│ dotfiles-core │ authored ONCE
│ zsh · nvim · tmux · │
│ git · starship │
└────────────┬────────────┘
│ git subtree (vendored, self-contained)
┌─────────┬───────┼───────┬─────────┐
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macOS Linux ×5 Kali 🔴 Defense 🔵 …each clone stands alone
(OS layer) (role layer)
- Core — identical on every machine, authored once, fanned out via
git subtree. - OS-native — package manager, clipboard, paths. The only per-OS surface.
- Role — offensive (Kali) and defensive (Defense) tradecraft on top.
A green make audit in dotfiles-core gates every change before Core is vendored out. Nothing ships red.
| Repo | What it is | |
|---|---|---|
| 🧬 | dotfiles-core | The shared core — authored once, vendored everywhere |
| 🍎 | dotfiles-MacBook | macOS — Homebrew, AeroSpace tiling, desktop tooling |
| 🪟 | dotfiles-Windows | Windows host — PowerShell, Terminal, WSL2 bridge |
| 🐧 | Linux | Arch · Fedora · openSUSE · Gentoo · Alpine |
| 🔴 | dotfiles-Kali | Offensive role layer — recon → exploit → evasion |
| 🔵 | dotfiles-Defense | Defensive role layer — detection & hunt tooling |
| 🌐 | dotfiles-web | The public showcase + docs site |
htpx is a structured, ATT&CK-tagged, red↔blue-paired corpus — every attack technique sits beside its detection. One source of truth drives both the offensive cheatsheet and the purple-team detections. Fast modern-CLI configs are a commodity; a paired methodology corpus is not. That's the thing worth stealing.
