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@connerohnesorge connerohnesorge commented Dec 3, 2025

Summary

Archived completed change: add-nvimf-program

Location: spectr/changes/archive/2025-12-02-add-nvimf-program/

Spec Updates

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Added 3
Modified 0
Removed 0
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Updated capabilities:

  • shell-utilities

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  • Archived change structure is complete
  • Spec deltas are accurate
  • Merged spec content is correct

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  • Documentation

    • Added Shell Utilities Specification documenting a new fuzzy file opener with interactive selection and syntax-highlighted preview functionality.
  • New Features

    • Fuzzy file selection tool with preview capability and Neovim integration.
    • Cross-platform deployment support for NixOS and macOS environments with managed runtime dependencies.

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Archived to: spectr/changes/archive/2025-12-02-add-nvimf-program/

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Introduces a new Shell Utilities Specification document defining the nvimf fuzzy file opener. The spec covers interactive file selection with syntax-highlighted preview using bat, Neovim integration, cancellation handling, and cross-platform deployment via Nix derivation for NixOS and Darwin with managed runtime dependencies.

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Shell Utilities Specification
spectr/specs/shell-utilities/spec.md
New specification document for the nvimf fuzzy file opener, detailing interactive fuzzy-file selection scenarios, bat-powered syntax highlighting, Neovim integration, cancellation behavior, and Nix-based cross-platform deployment requirements with runtime dependency management.

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  • Verify specification completeness and clarity of described nvimf behavior
  • Validate accuracy of Nix deployment and dependency requirements
  • Confirm all interactive scenarios and edge cases (empty directories, cancellation) are adequately specified

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Use SHALL/MUST for normative requirements in spec files (avoid should/may unless intentionally non-normative)

Use SHALL/MUST for normative requirements in spec files; avoid should/may unless intentionally marking non-normative requirements

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[style] ~42-~42: This phrase is redundant (‘OS’ stands for ‘operating system’). Use simply “macOS”.
Context: ...- WHEN nvimf module is enabled on a macOS system via nix-darwin - THEN the nvimf c...

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7-66: Normative language is correct; spec structure is well-organized.

The specification correctly uses SHALL for normative requirements (lines 10, 34, 51) per the coding guidelines. The requirement-with-scenarios pattern clearly articulates functional and deployment expectations. Scenarios appropriately detail behavior under various conditions (interactive selection, cancellation, empty directories, cross-platform deployment, and dependency management).


## Purpose

TODO: Add purpose description
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Fill in the Purpose section before archiving.

This PR is marked as archiving a "completed change," but the Purpose section contains a TODO placeholder. Since the change is considered complete, the purpose should be documented to provide context for consumers of this specification.

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 ## Purpose
 
-TODO: Add purpose description
+Defines the `nvimf` fuzzy file selection utility that integrates fzf for interactive file discovery with bat-powered syntax highlighting and Neovim integration for seamless editing workflows.
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TODO: Add purpose description
Defines the `nvimf` fuzzy file selection utility that integrates fzf for interactive file discovery with bat-powered syntax highlighting and Neovim integration for seamless editing workflows.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In spectr/specs/shell-utilities/spec.md at line 5, the Purpose section contains
a TODO placeholder; replace the placeholder with a concise purpose statement
describing what this specification covers (who the consumers are, the problem it
solves, and the intended scope/behavior) so the document documents its intent
before archiving.

- **AND** required dependencies (fzf, bat, neovim) are automatically available

#### Scenario: Darwin installation
- **WHEN** nvimf module is enabled on a macOS system via nix-darwin
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Remove redundant "system" after macOS.

"macOS" already denotes the operating system, so appending "system" is redundant.

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-- **WHEN** nvimf module is enabled on a macOS system via nix-darwin
+- **WHEN** nvimf module is enabled on macOS via nix-darwin
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- **WHEN** nvimf module is enabled on a macOS system via nix-darwin
- **WHEN** nvimf module is enabled on macOS via nix-darwin
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[style] ~42-~42: This phrase is redundant (‘OS’ stands for ‘operating system’). Use simply “macOS”.
Context: ...- WHEN nvimf module is enabled on a macOS system via nix-darwin - THEN the nvimf c...

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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In spectr/specs/shell-utilities/spec.md around line 42, remove the redundant
word "system" from the phrase "macOS system" so it reads "macOS"; update the
line to: "**WHEN** nvimf module is enabled on a macOS via nix-darwin" (or
preferably "**WHEN** nvimf module is enabled on macOS via nix-darwin") to
eliminate redundancy and keep wording natural.

@connerohnesorge connerohnesorge merged commit fe26647 into main Dec 3, 2025
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@connerohnesorge connerohnesorge deleted the spectr/archive/add-nvimf-program branch December 3, 2025 22:50
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