Use my
developer setup
The exact terminal and editor I use every day. A single, self-contained script bootstraps a fresh Mac — Homebrew, Ghostty, Starship, Eza, Zoxide, FZF, Oh My Bash, Oh My Zsh, and the Monaspice Nerd Font — and my VS Code theme drops the rest of the look straight into your editor. Safe to re-run; every step is idempotent.
Uses bash <(…) — not curl | bash— so Homebrew's sudo prompt can read from your terminal.
Twelve tools, no questions
Tokyo Midnight Saturated for VS Code
The script doesn't touch your editor — that part is one click. My VS Code theme is a punchier, higher-contrast take on Tokyo Night, tuned to match the palette the terminal setup lands on. Install it from the Marketplace and the look carries from shell to editor.
Get Tokyo Midnight SaturatedRead it first, then execute
Running anything you fetch from the internet is a trust decision. If that's not your vibe, download the script, skim it in less, and run it only once you're satisfied.
What you're agreeing to
- ›Server compromise = code execution. If tenczar.dev or DNS is hijacked, you run whatever an attacker puts there. There is no signature, version pin, or review step.
- ›Overwrites dotfiles without backup. ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc, ~/.zprofile, ~/.config/ghostty/*, and ~/.config/starship.toml are all replaced. Back up first if you care about them.
- ›Runs third-party installers. Homebrew, Oh My Bash, and Oh My Zsh each fetch and execute their own install scripts. Powerlevel10k is cloned from GitHub.
- ›Requires sudo at least once. Needed for Homebrew to chown /opt/homebrew on Apple Silicon.
- ›Does not change your default shell, configure Powerlevel10k, or touch ~/.gitconfig, ~/.vimrc, or ~/.tmux.conf.