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Apps

Status as of March 13, 2026.

Nix-managed desktop apps on this machine

  • Raycast
  • azooKey
  • Ghostty
  • Karabiner-Elements
  • Zed
  • VS Code
  • Discord
  • Firefox
  • Google Chrome
  • Microsoft Edge
  • Gmail
  • Google Calendar
  • Twitter
  • Obsidian
  • Slack
  • Spotify
  • Zoom

These are exposed directly into /Applications after darwin-rebuild switch.

Nix-managed CLI apps

  • Codex CLI
  • AWS CLI
  • Google Workspace CLI (gam)
  • GitHub CLI
  • GitLab CLI
  • Docker CLI
  • Colima
  • Bun
  • MoonBit
  • mise
  • just
  • ush
  • tmux
  • Vite+ (vp)
  • starship
  • Neovim
  • Node.js shims via vp env
  • modern Unix utilities like bat, eza, fd, ripgrep, delta, dust, duf, bottom, procs, sd, xh

Requested but not yet Nix-managed here

  • Dia app installation source
  • Gmail and Google Calendar as dedicated native vendor apps
  • Vide IDE

Why these are not all in the flake yet

  • ghostty is installed from ghostty-bin.
  • microsoft-edge is custom-packaged in this repo from Microsoft's macOS pkg.
  • azooKey is now custom-packaged in this repo, but input-source enablement still needs macOS settings plus logout/login.
  • vite-plus is custom-packaged in this repo from the official macOS release package for the active architecture, and Home Manager prepares ~/.vite-plus so vp env can own Node.js shims.
  • mise is installed from nixpkgs and its shell integration plus ~/.local/share/mise/shims PATH entry are managed by Home Manager.
  • moonbit is custom-packaged in this repo from MoonBit's public macOS arm64 CLI and core downloads. Upstream currently serves those downloads via latest aliases, so the package is pinned by hash and needs a hash refresh when MoonBit rotates the artifact.
  • Dia is installed on this machine and already set as the default browser, but it still needs a reliable Nix package source or public macOS download for full reproducibility in this setup.
  • Gmail, Google Calendar, and Twitter are web services, so they are currently represented as Chrome app bundles rather than native vendor apps.
  • Vide is the IDE developed by ubugeeei and the editor used most often here, but it is not open-source, so this repo does not package it. Zed is the next editor in regular use, while VS Code and Neovim are primarily kept for validation of editor integrations and LSP behavior.