Personal TLDR-style system manual — fzf-powered, searchable, living reference.

Open the manual

• Open floating manual window (from sway): Super+Home

• Open from terminal: ~/Dotfiles/doc/man.sh

Navigation

• Default mode is ripgrep content search — type to search across all pages
• Tab — toggle between grep (content search) and files (browse by name) mode
• Enter — open page in nvim at the matched line
• Ctrl+E — same as Enter (edit in place), then reload list
• Ctrl+N — create a new manual entry interactively
• Ctrl+J / Ctrl+K — move down/up

Create a new entry

Interactive prompt (from within the manual or directly):

~/Dotfiles/doc/man-new.sh

Direct creation (no prompt):

~/Dotfiles/doc/man-new.sh <category>/<page-name>

Examples:

~/Dotfiles/doc/man-new.sh tools/git-rebase
~/Dotfiles/doc/man-new.sh shell/fzf-tricks
~/Dotfiles/doc/man-new.sh system/fonts

• If the file does not exist, it is created from a template and opened in nvim
• If it already exists, it opens the existing file
• Categories can be new or existing

Pages location

~/Dotfiles/doc/pages/<category>/<page-name>.md

Page format

# page-name

> One-line description of what this covers.

- What this action does:
  `command --args`

- Another tip:
  `command`