Developer Productivity Pack

Dotfiles, snippets, and workflows to 10x your dev environment

Developer Productivity Pack is a curated collection of shell configs, VS Code settings, Alfred/Raycast workflows, Git aliases, and CLI snippets that cut daily dev friction immediately on install.

2 days of setup
5 minutes
80+Files
4,200+Lines of code
80%+Test coverage
5Services
Repository structure
project/
src/
api/
core/
models/
tests/
docker-compose.yml
.github/workflows/
README.md
src/api/auth.py

Tech stack

Python 3.12
FastAPI
PostgreSQL
Redis
Docker
GitHub Actions

The Problem

Setting up a new machine from scratch costs a full day of hunting down configs and plugins

Developers repeat the same long Git commands and terminal sequences dozens of times per day

VS Code settings are never backed up, so every reinstall means reconfiguring from memory

What's Included

Everything you need to ship production-grade code

Dotfiles Bundle

Battle-tested .zshrc, .gitconfig, .tmux.conf, and .vimrc with 200+ aliases and functions.

VS Code Config Pack

settings.json, keybindings.json, and an extensions list that installs with one shell command.

Git Aliases Library

50 Git aliases for common workflows: interactive rebase, stash management, branch cleanup, and more.

Raycast/Alfred Workflows

15 automation workflows for GitHub PR lookup, Jira ticket creation, and terminal quick-launch.

Get the Template

One-time payment. Full source code. Lifetime updates.

Standard

$39one-time
  • Dotfiles bundle
  • VS Code config
  • Git aliases library
Best Value

Pro

$59one-time
  • Everything in Standard
  • Raycast/Alfred workflows
  • Docker Compose templates
  • Lifetime updates
Commercial use allowed
Full source code
Lifetime updates

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this macOS-only?

The dotfiles and VS Code configs work on macOS and Linux. Raycast workflows are macOS-only; Alfred is also macOS. Windows users get the VS Code and Git packs.

Will this override my existing configs?

The install script backs up existing dotfiles to ~/.dotfiles-backup before applying anything.