Applications

Some applications come with shared defaults — Firefox hardened for privacy, VSCodium and Obsidian with a set of extensions — and each leaves a seam for a user to add their own on top. Git is set up to sign commits, and told which keys to trust. Claude Code is told to convert a PDF or Office document to text before reading it, and gets the converters installed alongside.

Example

user = {
  firefox.enable = true;
  vscodium.extraExtensions = [ pkgs.vscode-extensions.ms-python.python ];
  git.allowedSigners = ''
    ada@example.com ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAA...
  '';
};

An extension or plugin adds to the shared defaults rather than replacing them.

Options

claude.convertDocuments — convert PDF and Office documents to save tokens
user.firefox.enable
user.firefox.extraExtensions
user.git.allowedSigners — the SSH keys git trusts to verify signed commits
user.obsidian.extraPlugins
user.vscodium.extraExtensions