Using Nvim

LSP configuration in Neovim is managed through your ~/.config/nvim/ directory structure. This Skill reads your pyright LSP settings, plugin configuration, and virtual environment setup from init.lua and lua/config files to verify proper Python LSP integration and troubleshoot connection issues.

Neovim configuration follows a standard directory layout: init.lua as the entry point, lua/plugins for plugin declarations, lua/config for settings, lua/utils for helper functions, and after directory for post-load customizations. This Skill interprets your actual ~/.config/nvim/ structure to provide context-aware guidance on organization and debugging.

Instead of manually exploring ~/.config/nvim/, this Skill automatically reads your complete Neovim setup—LSP configuration, installed plugins, directory structure, and custom settings—then diagnoses issues and suggests fixes based on your actual configuration, not generic defaults.

Yes. This Skill references your ~/.config/nvim/ files to analyze plugin interactions, LSP configurations, and settings conflicts. It provides specific solutions by examining your init.lua, plugin directory structure, and config files rather than offering generic troubleshooting steps.

Neovim configuration uses Lua, organized in init.lua as the main entry point with modular .lua files in subdirectories like lua/plugins, lua/config, and lua/utils. This Skill parses your actual Lua configuration structure and settings to answer questions about your specific setup.