A minimal, LSP-powered Neovim config with no plugin-manager framework — and colors that always match your terminal.

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Why

Most Neovim configs ship a colorscheme. This one doesn't — it reads yours. colors/terminal.lua renders using your terminal's own 16 ANSI colors instead of a fixed palette, so changing your terminal's theme changes Neovim's, automatically. No :colorscheme switching, no theme plugins, no config to touch.

Everything else follows the same idea: a small, readable set of plugins, wired together by hand, with nothing hidden behind a framework.

Features

• Zero-framework plugin manager — a ~90 line loader, plain git clone, no Lazy or Packer
• Full LSP stack — nvim-lspconfig + mason.nvim + blink.cmp + conform.nvim, native vim.lsp.enable()
• Terminal-native colors — one scheme, always in sync with your terminal's theme, free transparency included
• Fast navigation — sidebar file tree, fuzzy finding, single-key motions, file pinning, session persistence
• Multi-config switching — hop between separate Neovim setups with one command

Requirements

• Neovim 0.11+
• git, a C compiler
• A terminal with 16-color ANSI theming

Full list, including recommended tools and formatters, is in the wiki.

Install

git clone https://github.com/6aru/nvim.git ~/.config/nvim
nvim

Plugins clone themselves on first launch. See the Installation and Post-Installation Setup wiki pages for what to do next.

Documentation

Requirements	What needs to be on your system
Installation	Step-by-step setup
Keymaps	Full keybinding reference
Colorscheme	How the terminal-matching colors work
Multi-Config Switching	Running more than one Neovim setup
Troubleshooting	Fixes for common issues

License

MIT