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THE FIRST COLLECTIONtelescope.nvim is an extensible fuzzy finder for Neovim, built in Lua. It offers modular pickers, previewers and sorters for finding files, grepping, browsing buffers, LSP symbols, git history and more, with customizable mappings, layouts and themes.
Neovim is an extensible refactor of the Vim text editor designed to simplify maintenance and enable advanced user interfaces.
Neovide is a graphical user interface client for Neovim, designed to provide graphical improvements while maintaining the functionality of the terminal UI.
mini.nvim is a modular library of 45+ independent Lua modules for Neovim 0.10+, adding text editing, workflow, file navigation, Git, completion, appearance, and plugin-testing utilities.
hitori.vim is a cross-platform Vim/Neovim plugin using denops.vim to enforce a single editor instance. It routes file opening requests via a WebSocket server, similar to neovim-remote, with CLI tools and WSL support.
TakaTime is an open-source, self-hosted WakaTime alternative that tracks coding activity across Neovim, VS Code, JetBrains, and Antigravity, stores data in your personal MongoDB, and provides dashboards, themes, and GitHub profile integration.
fzf is a general-purpose command-line fuzzy finder and interactive terminal toolkit used for selecting files, browsing history, and creating custom terminal workflows.
NvChad is a blazing-fast Neovim configuration framework written in Lua, offering a beautiful UI, ~90 themes, lazy-loaded plugins, and a modular starter config for a streamlined editing experience.