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                        by  k y u n a 0 3 1 2

                     Find File      [f]
                     Recent Files   [r]
                     Find Word      [w]
                     Theme          [t]
                     My Config      [c]
                     Update         [u]

            [lazy.nvim ]  6/41 plugins · 30ms
            [mason     ]  69 tools armed
            [treesitter]  79 parsers compiled
            [nyanvim   ]  ready.  > ^ <

Neovim, ready in thirty milliseconds.

NyanVim is a complete Neovim setup you can read in one sitting: about 1,200 lines of Lua, one plugin per file. Open it and you have a file tree, fuzzy finder, language servers, completion, Git, a terminal and Claude in a split. Every plugin loads only when you use it, so the dashboard is up before your hand leaves the Enter key.

Try it next to your own config. Nothing in ~/.config/nvim is touched.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kyuna0312/NyanVim/main/install.sh | bash -s -- --try

NVIM_APPNAME=nyanvim nvim

Plugins install themselves on the first launch. Like it? Run the same line without --try to make it your default; your old config is backed up. Requirements: Neovim 0.11+, git, node, ripgrep, fd, a C compiler and a Nerd Font.

What it looks like

NyanVim editing a Lua file with the file tree open on the right — File tree, statusline, syntax from Treesitter. `Ctrl b` toggles the tree.

Telescope fuzzy finder with a code preview — Telescope: find files, grep the project, browse keymaps. `Space f f`

Theme picker previewing the Box UK palette — Theme picker: `j`/`k` preview live, Enter keeps, Esc puts it back. `Space t h`

Your first keys

The leader is Space. Press it and pause: a menu lists every group. These get you through a normal day.

`Space f f`	find a file by name
`Space f g`	search text in the whole project
`Ctrl b`	show or hide the file tree
`Shift h` `Shift l`	previous, next open file
`g d` `K`	go to definition, show docs
`Space c a`	code action: fix, import, refactor
`Space c f`	format the file
`Space g g`	LazyGit
`Ctrl \`	floating terminal
`Space a c`	Claude Code in a split
`Space n`	NyanVim menu: update, health, your config, theme

Forgot one? Space f k searches every keymap by what it does.

What's inside

lazy.nvim loads 41 plugins on demand; 6 at startup.
LSP through mason and the Neovim 0.11 vim.lsp.config API. Lua, Python, TypeScript, Rust, JSON, HTML, CSS out of the box; anything you install in :Mason is enabled automatically.
Completion with nvim-cmp, LuaSnip and friendly-snippets.
Treesitter highlighting and indent; 19 parsers install themselves on first launch.
Telescope with fzf, project switcher and yank history.
Git: gitsigns, diffview, LazyGit.
AI: Claude Code and opencode in a split, or a local Ollama model, all optional.
Formatting on save with conform: stylua, black, prettier, LSP fallback.
Night City Mix theme, shared with tmux, Ghostty, kitty and WezTerm through night-city-palettes. Four styles, switch live.
Your overrides live in lua/user/, git-ignored, so :NyanUpdate never overwrites them.
Reproducible: plugin versions are pinned; install and update restore exactly what was tested.
Uninstall in one command, and your previous config comes back.