vscode-config

To sync VSCode settings across machines, this Skill uses a dotfiles repository with a setup.sh script that creates symlinks for settings.json, keybindings.json, and tasks.json, applying configurations without altering tracked files.

Yes, you can apply machine-specific overrides for Cursor configuration using the machines/, user/, and profiles/ directories, which automatically maintain consistency while allowing targeted settings for individual devices.

Managing VSCode dotfiles without altering tracked files is achieved by running the setup.sh script, which creates symlinks to centralize your configuration rather than directly modifying the repository files.

Yes, this setup works with both VSCode and Cursor, centralizing configuration management for settings.json, keybindings.json, and tasks.json across both editors using a unified dotfiles structure.

You automate linking keybindings.json by executing the setup.sh shell script, which handles symlink creation for your configuration files across machines, users, and profiles directories.

Using symlinks instead of directly editing settings.json ensures your tracked dotfiles repository remains unaltered, while the setup.sh script applies the centralized configurations locally to maintain a clean version control history.