Five plugin suggestions, cross-checked against the existing setup and prior [plugins]-style issues (including #312) for overlap — none of these duplicate an already-installed plugin or an already-proposed one.
lua/config/lsp.lua enables both pyright and pyrefly, but nothing in the config addresses which Python interpreter/virtualenv those servers should point at. venv-selector.nvim is an fzf-lua-compatible picker for selecting the active venv/conda env and repointing the LSP servers at its interpreter. This is a distinct gap from #312's crates.nvim/package-info.nvim (those track dependency versions for Rust/JS, not interpreter selection for Python) — no overlap.
A low-false-positive spell/typo checker for source code (identifiers, comments, strings), exposed as a real LSP server — it now ships as typos_lsp.lua in nvim-lspconfig itself, so it installs the same way as every other server already configured in lsp.lua (just another vim.lsp.config/vim.lsp.enable pair). Distinct from the existing spelloptions=camel prose-spellcheck toggle idea (#178, which is about natural-language spelling in markdown/obsidian) and unrelated to nvim-lint's ruff/shellcheck linting.
Generates a shareable permalink (GitHub/GitLab, with SSH-alias remote resolution) to the exact line or visual range under the cursor. gitsigns.nvim (hunk staging/blame), fugitive.vim (status buffer), and diffview.nvim (diff review) are all already installed, but none of them surface a "copy a link to this line" action — this fills a specific, narrow gap alongside them without duplicating any of their jobs.
A pure rendering layer for blink.cmp v2's completion menu: renders items with real treesitter-based syntax highlighting (types, punctuation, signatures) instead of plain text labels. It adds no new completion source or engine — just a display upgrade on top of the lsp/path/snippets/buffer sources plugin_config.lua already configures for blink.cmp.
lua/config/treesitter.lua installs a julia parser, but there's no Julia LSP configured and no LaTeX-style unicode input (\alpha<Tab> → α), which is essential for idiomatic Julia code and isn't provided by anything else in the stack (blink.cmp's snippet source doesn't do digraph-style unicode expansion). This fills the single biggest functional gap for that filetype without requiring a full LSP setup.
Five plugin suggestions, cross-checked against the existing setup and prior
[plugins]-style issues (including #312) for overlap — none of these duplicate an already-installed plugin or an already-proposed one.1.
linux-cultist/venv-selector.nvimlua/config/lsp.luaenables bothpyrightandpyrefly, but nothing in the config addresses which Python interpreter/virtualenv those servers should point at.venv-selector.nvimis an fzf-lua-compatible picker for selecting the active venv/conda env and repointing the LSP servers at its interpreter. This is a distinct gap from #312'scrates.nvim/package-info.nvim(those track dependency versions for Rust/JS, not interpreter selection for Python) — no overlap.2.
tekumara/typos-lspA low-false-positive spell/typo checker for source code (identifiers, comments, strings), exposed as a real LSP server — it now ships as
typos_lsp.luainnvim-lspconfigitself, so it installs the same way as every other server already configured inlsp.lua(just anothervim.lsp.config/vim.lsp.enablepair). Distinct from the existingspelloptions=camelprose-spellcheck toggle idea (#178, which is about natural-language spelling in markdown/obsidian) and unrelated tonvim-lint'sruff/shellchecklinting.3.
linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvimGenerates a shareable permalink (GitHub/GitLab, with SSH-alias remote resolution) to the exact line or visual range under the cursor.
gitsigns.nvim(hunk staging/blame),fugitive.vim(status buffer), anddiffview.nvim(diff review) are all already installed, but none of them surface a "copy a link to this line" action — this fills a specific, narrow gap alongside them without duplicating any of their jobs.4.
xzbdmw/colorful-menu.nvimA pure rendering layer for blink.cmp v2's completion menu: renders items with real treesitter-based syntax highlighting (types, punctuation, signatures) instead of plain text labels. It adds no new completion source or engine — just a display upgrade on top of the
lsp/path/snippets/buffersourcesplugin_config.luaalready configures for blink.cmp.5.
JuliaEditorSupport/julia-vimlua/config/treesitter.luainstalls ajuliaparser, but there's no Julia LSP configured and no LaTeX-style unicode input (\alpha<Tab>→α), which is essential for idiomatic Julia code and isn't provided by anything else in the stack (blink.cmp's snippet source doesn't do digraph-style unicode expansion). This fills the single biggest functional gap for that filetype without requiring a full LSP setup.