name: keybind-audit description: Analyze keybindings across all dotfiles for conflicts, duplicates, and inconsistencies. Use when modifying keybindings or checking for conflicts.

Keybind Audit

Analyze keybindings across all configuration files in this dotfiles repository.

Tool	File	Pattern
zsh	`dot_zshrc.tmpl`	`bindkey`
tmux	`dot_tmux.conf`	`bind`, `bind-key`
vim	`dot_vimrc`	`nnoremap`, `vnoremap`, `inoremap`, `cnoremap`
neovim	`dot_config/nvim/lua/keymap.lua`	`vim.keymap.set`, `nvim_set_keymap`
neovim plugins	`dot_config/nvim/lua/plugin_configs/*.lua`	`vim.keymap.set`, keymaps in setup()
obsidian	`dot_obsidian.vimrc`	`nmap`, `vmap`, `exmap`
alacritty	`dot_config/alacritty/alacritty.toml`	`[[keyboard.bindings]]`

Cross-tool conflicts: Same key combo, different behavior across tools
- Focus on: Ctrl+key, Alt+key, leader combinations
- Example: <C-g> in tmux vs zsh
Duplicates: Same keybinding defined multiple times within one tool
- Example: j -> gj in both dot_vimrc and nvim/lua/keymap.lua
Consistency: Check vim-style navigation unity
- Are hjkl mapped consistently?
- Is <leader>fj/fk/fl pattern consistent?
Shadowed defaults: Overwritten important defaults that may cause confusion
Dead bindings: Commented-out bindings that might be worth revisiting

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Name	keybind-audit
Description	Analyze keybindings across all dotfiles for conflicts, duplicates, and inconsistencies. Use when modifying keybindings or checking for conflicts.