a home for my config notes

Hi. I’m Maya. I make things for my own setup, then spend a while making them usable for someone else too.

Two projects keep most of those changes: maya-nvim , my Neovim config, and .maya-dotfiles , my Linux desktop and terminal setup.

The READMEs tell you how to install them. Here I want to talk about the smaller decisions: why personal settings live outside the editor repo, how Light and Dark reach the different apps, and what context a local model actually gets.

A few places to start:

• maya-nvim: my editor, with room for yours
• .maya-dotfiles: paper colors, one theme switch
• Local AI in mvim: give the model some context
• OoT on Vita: I just wanted prettier models

There’s handheld work here too now: bringing desktop-style OoT mods to the Vita. It started with the Switch 2 remake and wanting to use prettier models and textures on the handheld I already had.

Expect configs, Lua, some C++, and things I didn’t want to debug twice.