lingti-code — AI-ready development environment built on Tmux + Neovim + Zsh.
One-line install on macOS, Ubuntu, and Docker.

_{Trusted By：中国人民大学 智慧治理学院 · 睿立思 ecosystem (10,000+ enterprises, 10,000,000+ individual users)}

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灵缇代码（lingti-code）是由「杰客」（hophacker）自 2017 年 3 月 8 日开始持续维护、并于 2026 年 1 月 29 日正式开源的开发者工具集。正如灵缇犬一样，lingti-code 主打敏捷、省时、省力与 AI Native——以 Tmux + Neovim（SpaceVim）+ Zsh（oh-my-zsh）为核心三件套，集成数万个快捷命令，一行 curl 命令即可在 macOS、Ubuntu 或 Docker 容器中完成全量安装。在新一波 AI 浪潮中，lingti-code 持续追踪并集成最新的优秀工具与使用方式，与时俱进。

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Why Lingti-Code

Nearly a decade in continuous production use (since 2017) across the Suzhou Ruilisi (睿立思) product family — the engineers behind Lingti Game Booster (#13 on App Store China Top Grossing, 2020), Lingti Router, Xiemala, Lingti Esports and the Lingti AI stack. The same shell/editor/multiplexer configuration ships daily code that serves 10,000+ enterprises and 10,000,000+ individual users, and is used in academic research at 中国人民大学 智慧治理学院.

Open-sourced in January 2026 so anyone can bootstrap the same environment in a single command. The long-term aim is for lingti-code to become the default "new-laptop day-one" setup for developers worldwide — short URL, zero prompts, visibly beautiful terminal within the first minute.

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Install

Short URL (recommended):

curl -fsSL lingti.com/code/install.sh | bash

GitHub fallback (same script, direct source):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ruilisi/lingti-code/main/install.sh | bash

The installer is fully non-interactive — no y/n prompts, no theme pickers, just a sensible default for everything (ASK=true rake install if you want prompts back).

Terminal-first ordering: Homebrew → iTerm2 → JetBrainsMono Nerd Font → Solarized Dark theme → config symlinks → oh-my-zsh → SpaceVim → everything else. You see a pretty terminal before the long tail of dev-tool downloads finishes.

Docker

docker run -it ubuntu:latest
apt update && apt install -y git curl zsh sudo
curl -fsSL lingti.com/code/install.sh | bash

Manual install

git clone https://github.com/ruilisi/lingti-code.git ~/.lingti
cd ~/.lingti && rake install

Update

cd ~/.lingti && git pull --rebase && rake update

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What You Get

Shell

• ZSH + oh-my-zsh with the agnoster theme (red when the last command failed, dim when it worked)
• 100+ aliases covering git, docker, kubernetes, filesystem navigation, networking
• fasd z-style directory jumping based on access history
• Per-machine overrides via ~/.zsh.before/ and ~/.zsh.after/ — never edit the shared config

Editor

• Neovim + SpaceVim with native LSP wired to pyright, gopls, tsserver, sourcekit, solargraph, rust_analyzer
• ALE linter with auto-fix on save, snippets, and <SPC>-leader menus for every language layer
• GitHub Copilot support (disabled by default; one uncomment to re-enable after an active subscription)

Multiplexer

• Tmux with Ctrl-a prefix, vim-style pane navigation (PRE h/j/k/l), splits on PRE - / PRE _
• vim-tmux-navigator so C-h / C-j / C-k / C-l move between Vim splits and tmux panes transparently
• PRE ^ moves current window to position 1; PRE C-p toggles HTTP proxy on 127.0.0.1:8668; see docs/tmux-keymaps.md

Git

• Hundreds of aliases (ga, gc, gd, gfr, gpr-all to rebase every subdirectory repo)
• ghuse <alias> — per-repo GitHub account switcher (sets user.name/email + rewrites remote URL to the right SSH host alias); ghuse -g for the global default
• Conventional-commits enforcement via commitlint + Husky

Tools

• asdf version manager with pinned ~/.tool-versions
• ctags with language-aware exclude lists
• pdf2png, md2pdf, html2img, html2slides, yt-share, chrome-mcp, ferry (two-way HTTP file bridge) in bin/

AI

• Claude Code CLI config, notification hooks, custom status line showing session name + weekly rate-limit bar
• yolo — Claude Code with --dangerously-skip-permissions
• ralphal — autonomous iteration loop driving Claude Code from a prd.json task spec
• set_proxy / proxy with interactive port editing, bound to PRE C-p in tmux

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Project Structure

~/.lingti/
├── Rakefile              # Installation orchestrator
├── install.sh            # One-line bootstrap (served at lingti.com/code/install.sh)
├── lib/tasks/            # Modular rake tasks
├── zsh/                  # ZSH config (oh-my-zsh + custom files)
├── SpaceVim.d/           # Neovim config (init.toml, autoload/, snippets/)
├── git/                  # Git config
├── tmux/                 # Tmux config
├── claude/               # Claude Code config
├── bin/                  # CLI utilities (lingti command, pdf2png, ferry, chrome-mcp, …)
└── docs/                 # Documentation

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Customization

ZSH

Drop files into ~/.zsh.after/ (loaded after Lingti configs) or ~/.zsh.before/ (loaded before). Platform-specific files use -darwin.zsh / -linux.zsh suffix.

Vim Plugins

lingti vim-add-plugin tpope/vim-surround

Or add to SpaceVim.d/init.toml:

[[custom_plugins]]
repo = "tpope/vim-surround"
merged = false

Yolo Mode (yolo)

yolo launches Claude Code with --dangerously-skip-permissions, skipping all permission prompts.

yolo                          # interactive session
yolo -c                       # continue last conversation
yolo -p "explain this repo"   # one-shot prompt
yolo --model opus             # use a specific model
yolo -p "summarize README" > out.txt  # pipe output

AI Agent Loop (ralphal)

ralphal runs Ralph with Claude Code — an autonomous loop that implements tasks from a prd.json file, committing after each iteration until all stories are done or the iteration limit is reached.

ralphal        # run up to 10 iterations with Claude Code
ralphal 5      # run up to 5 iterations

Project setup (run from your project directory):

1. Create prd.json with your tasks (see Ralph docs)
2. Create CLAUDE.md with instructions for the agent
3. Run ralphal

State files (progress.txt, .last-branch, archive/) are written to the current working directory. Ralph detects branch changes and archives previous run artifacts automatically.

Git

Personal settings in ~/.gitconfig.user, secrets in ~/.secrets.

Tmux

User overrides in ~/.tmux.conf.user.

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Documentation

Document	Description
docs/ALIASES.md	Shell aliases reference
docs/vim-keymaps.md	Keyboard shortcuts (Zsh, Tmux, Vim)
docs/tmux-keymaps.md	Tmux keybindings reference
docs/vim/loading.md	How nvim loads
docs/vim/coding.md	Coding features
docs/vim/navigation.md	Navigation shortcuts
docs/vim/manage_plugins.md	Plugin management
docs/vim/override.md	Vim customization
docs/vim/lsp.md	LSP setup, clients & keymaps
docs/bin-commands.md	CLI utilities in bin/
docs/ECOSYSTEM.md	Lingti product family
FAQ.md	FAQ

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Rake Tasks

rake -T                  # List all tasks
rake install             # Full install (non-interactive)
rake install_fonts       # Terminal fonts for prompt glyphs
rake install_ohmyzsh     # ZSH/oh-my-zsh only
rake install_spacevim    # Neovim/SpaceVim only
rake install_asdf        # Version manager only
rake install_claude_code # Claude Code CLI (optional, large download)
rake install_claude      # Claude Code config only
rake install_gemini      # Gemini CLI only
rake set_default_shell   # Idempotently switch login shell to zsh

ASK=true rake install    # Interactive mode (per-section prompts)
DEBUG=true rake install  # Dry run

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Who Uses It

• Industry: Suzhou Ruilisi Network Technology Co., Ltd. — the Lingti product family (Game Booster, Router, Esports platform, AI stack, Xiemala collaboration tool), serving 10,000+ enterprises and 10,000,000+ individual users; this configuration ships their production code daily.
• Academia: 中国人民大学 智慧治理学院.
• The ambition: become the default development environment for anyone opening a new laptop — regardless of OS, language stack, or experience level.

Using lingti-code at your company or lab? Open a PR adding yourself here.

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License

MIT · Credits · Changelog