neovim-lua-plugin

Create Neovim Lua plugins with modular structure and lazy-loading patterns.

8|Updated Feb 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/speniti/neovim-lua-plugin --skill neovim-lua-plugin
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: neovim-lua-plugin
Source: https://github.com/speniti/neovim-lua-plugin/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/speniti/neovim-lua-plugin --skill neovim-lua-plugin

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The guide helps developers build Neovim Lua plugins using documented patterns, API references, and best practices to reduce boilerplate and errors.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Defer heavy loading by moving require() calls into callbacks for lazy-loading.
  • Promote <Plug> mappings to let users control key bindings.
  • Provide modular references for API, LSP, Treesitter, and health checks to support real-world plugin development.
  • Demonstrate a clean, scalable file structure with a SKILL.md entry point and on-demand resources.
  • Use this skill when starting a new plugin, adding commands, configuring setup() patterns, or integrating with Neovim features.

Quick Start

Follow the examples in SKILL.md to create a minimal lazy-loaded Neovim Lua plugin entry.

Frequently Asked Questions about neovim-lua-plugin

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What are the best practices for building Neovim Lua plugins?

Neovim Lua plugin best practices include deferring heavy loading via callbacks, promoting <Plug> mappings for user-controlled key bindings, and enforcing a modular file structure with a single SKILL.md entry point to reduce boilerplate and errors.

How do I lazy-load a Neovim Lua plugin?

To lazy-load a Neovim Lua plugin, move require() calls into callbacks so heavy resources load on demand. This minimizes startup time and ensures modular, scalable plugin development.

How do I design a setup() configuration pattern for a Neovim Lua plugin?

Designing a setup() configuration pattern involves applying modular API references and scalable file structures. A single SKILL.md entry point defines the configuration, while optional resources support LSP and Treesitter integrations.

How do I expose custom keymaps in a Neovim Lua plugin?

To expose custom keymaps in a Neovim Lua plugin, promote <Plug> mappings instead of hardcoding keys. This allows users to control their own key bindings and map them according to their personal Neovim configuration.

Can I integrate LSP and Treesitter when developing Neovim Lua plugins?

Yes, you can integrate LSP and Treesitter when developing Neovim Lua plugins. Modular references for API, LSP, Treesitter, and health checks support real-world plugin development and seamless Neovim feature integration.

What is the recommended file structure for a Neovim Lua plugin?

The recommended file structure for a Neovim Lua plugin enforces modularity using a single SKILL.md entry file with optional resources under scripts, references, and assets directories to maintain a clean, scalable architecture.