Load environment variables from numbered env.d files with deterministic order.
npx skills add https://github.com/dixonwille/.dotfiles --skill env-system
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: env-system Source: https://github.com/dixonwille/.dotfiles/tree/main/.claude/skills/env-system Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dixonwille/.dotfiles --skill env-system
Automates the consistent loading of environment variables across machines and contexts, reducing manual setup and misconfigurations.
Create or edit an env.d file and reload your shell to apply the new variables.
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Manage environment variables consistently by using a modular env.d system with deterministic load order. Numbered files like 10-paths.zsh ensure predictable variable precedence for both global and work-specific contexts, reducing manual setup and misconfigurations.
Auto-load shell environment variables by creating or editing numbered env.d files and reloading your shell. This modular system applies deterministic load ordering and supports private submodules to securely retrieve secrets via 1Password CLI.
Yes, 1Password CLI securely retrieves secrets for your shell environment. The env.d system integrates with it to handle secure secret retrieval, applying consistent exports across global and work-specific contexts while documenting safe management practices.
Deterministic load order works by enforcing numbered file naming for shell configuration files, such as 20-tmpdir.zsh and 30-tools.zsh. This numbered sequence ensures predictable variable precedence when exporting environment variables across different contexts.
Private submodules are supported to handle secrets safely in an env.d setup. While not strictly required for all variables, using them for secrets ensures secure management and retrieval via 1Password CLI, following documented best practices.
Environment variables become misconfigured when switching contexts due to scattered configuration without deterministic load order. An env.d system solves this by applying numbered files for predictable precedence, enabling unified exports across both global and work-specific contexts.
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