Configure AeroSpace window manager settings in TOML config files.
npx skills add https://github.com/trentshaines/dotfiles --skill aerospace
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: aerospace Source: https://github.com/trentshaines/dotfiles/tree/main/dot_claude/skills/aerospace Command: npx skills add https://github.com/trentshaines/dotfiles --skill aerospace
Manually arranging windows on macOS can be inefficient and distracting. This Skill helps you configure and manage the AeroSpace tiling window manager, allowing you to optimize your screen real estate and workflow with automated window layouts.
alt - shift - right to move the focused window to the next workspace in your ~/.aerospace.toml file.I want to add a new keybinding to my AeroSpace config. When I press alt - enter, I want it to launch Alacritty.
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Window tiling on macOS with AeroSpace automates window layout management by reading your ~/.aerospace.toml configuration file and applying tree-based layout rules, workspaces, and keybindings to organize windows without manual dragging. Start by editing your config to define workspaces, keybindings, and window rules.
Yes, AeroSpace supports custom keybindings for window and workspace control. Edit your ~/.aerospace.toml file to add keybindings like `alt - shift - right` to move focused windows between workspaces, launch applications, or trigger layout changes.
Define multiple workspaces in your ~/.aerospace.toml by specifying workspace names and their associated window rules, gaps, and padding settings. AeroSpace reads this TOML configuration to organize windows across workspaces and enable quick switching via keybindings.
AeroSpace is a macOS-native window manager compatible with any terminal or shell environment. It manages system-level window tiling through configuration stored in ~/.aerospace.toml, independent of which terminal or applications you run.
Keybinding failures typically stem from TOML syntax errors or conflicting system keybindings. Validate your ~/.aerospace.toml syntax, check that keybinding syntax matches AeroSpace documentation, and verify no macOS system shortcuts override your bindings.
Modify the gaps and padding values in your ~/.aerospace.toml file under workspace or global settings. AeroSpace applies these spacing rules to all tiled windows, giving you fine-grained control over screen real estate and layout density.
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