- Add Harpoon for quick file navigation
- Add Training mode for learning vim motions without crutches
- Configure keymaps for both plugins
- Add Nix integration for training mode toggle
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Major architectural overhaul to transform the flat kickstart.nvim structure
into a maintainable, modular configuration while preserving upstream sync capability.
## Structure Changes
- Migrated from flat `lua/custom/` to organized `lua/core/` and `lua/plugins/`
- Separated plugin specs from configs: `lua/plugins/spec/` and `lua/plugins/config/`
- Complex configs (LSP, Debug) now use directory structure with sub-modules:
- `lsp/init.lua`, `lsp/servers.lua`, `lsp/keymaps.lua`
- `debug/init.lua`, `debug/adapters.lua`, `debug/keymaps.lua`
## Core Improvements
- Created dedicated core modules: options, keymaps, autocmds, bootstrap, health
- Added comprehensive health check (`lua/core/health.lua`) for diagnostics
- Simplified init.lua to just orchestrate module loading
- Better separation of concerns throughout
## Plugin Updates
- Fixed Blink.cmp configuration (removed invalid fuzzy options)
- Integrated Copilot with Blink.cmp for unified completion experience
- Added autopairs and indent-line from kickstart examples
- Optimized for Nix development environments (removed venv assumptions)
## Documentation
- Updated README with modular structure and kickstart sync instructions
- Created comprehensive KEYBIND_ANALYSIS.md with all mappings
- Added modular.txt help documentation
- Created TODO_TEST.md checklist for testing
## Benefits
- Easier to maintain and extend
- Clean separation allows upstream kickstart merges without conflicts
- Scalable architecture for adding new languages/tools
- Better code organization and discoverability
All kickstart functionality preserved while gaining modularity and maintainability.
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