setup_keybindings

To sync project keybindings on macOS, you run a setup script that merges project-recommended keybindings from a JSON file directly into your global IDE configurations. This ensures consistent keyboard shortcuts across different development environments.

Keybinding synchronization supports VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Antigravity on macOS. The script automatically detects which of these IDEs are installed on your workstation and locates their respective configuration files for merging.

You merge project-recommended shortcuts by executing a Dart script located in the project root. This script reads a keybindings JSON file and merges its contents into your user configurations, creating missing configuration files if they do not already exist.

Syncing keybindings will not permanently overwrite your current custom shortcuts. The script safely backs up your existing user keybindings to .bak files before merging the project-recommended configurations, preserving your original settings.

Yes, you need Dart installed to set up IDE keybindings using this method. The merge process relies on executing a Dart script located in the project root to read resources and update your global configuration files.

Newly synced keybindings may not work because the IDE needs to reload to apply the changes. After the setup script finishes merging configurations, you must restart your IDE for the updated keyboard shortcuts to take effect.