This repository provides a GEMINI.md configuration file specifically designed for general system administration tasks rather than project-specific work. The configuration is intended to be deployed to your home directory (~/GEMINI.md) to guide AI assistants when they are invoked from the home folder level.

When working with AI CLI tools, there's often an assumption that starting from the home directory is a mistake - that you should be working within a specific project repository for better file isolation. This repository addresses that assumption by providing clear guidance that:

1. Home directory execution is intentional for system administration tasks
2. Wide filesystem access is desired for general maintenance and configuration
3. The AI should assume system-level tasks when invoked from this location

• Prevents confusion when the AI encounters home directory as the working location
• Provides context about the user's environment and preferences
• Establishes clear guidelines for system administration workflows
• Reduces unnecessary prompting about whether you meant to be in a different directory

1. Clone this repository
2. Run the included script to copy GEMINI.md to your home directory:

   ./copy_gemini.sh

3. The AI will now understand that home directory execution is intentional for system administration

• GEMINI.md: The main configuration file with system administration guidance
• copy_gemini.sh: Script to deploy the configuration to your home directory
• README.md: This documentation

The configuration is tailored for:

• Ubuntu 25.04 with KDE Plasma
• Wayland display server
• Home-based development workflow with ~/repos structure
• GitHub CLI integration and version control preferences

This setup helps maintain a clear distinction between general system work (from home) and project-specific development (from repository directories).