autopilot

Rebuild my whole Linux setup on any machine with one script. Safe to re-run.

What it does

run.sh opens a TUI with one checkbox per section. Pick what you want, press enter, confirm, and only those sections run (in a fixed, dependency-friendly order). Sections:

Group	Sections
System	update, bootstrap
Identity	git, ssh (key + GitHub via gh)
Dotfiles	dotfiles (clone + GNU Stow, conflicts backed up to ~/.dotfiles-backup/)
Software	packages, apps (snaps/flatpaks), font, steam, jdk, oxide
Shell	zsh, pokemon
Local AI	hermes, ollama, model (the ~22 GB pull, unticked by default), hermes_cfg

Supports Ubuntu/Debian, Arch, Fedora and openSUSE. Safe to re-run.

Usage

git clone https://github.com/nullbyte6/autopilot.git
cd autopilot
./run.sh               # TUI
./run.sh --dry-run     # TUI, previewing every change first
./run.sh --only update # no TUI, just the system update

TUI keys: ↑↓/jk move, space toggle, a/n all/none, g toggle group, d dry-run, y auto-yes, enter run, q quit.

Flag	Effect
--all	Skip the TUI and run every default-selected section
--only a,b,c	Skip the TUI and run just these sections
--list	Print section ids
-y, --yes	Answer "yes" to package manager prompts
-n, --dry-run	Print every change instead of doing it
--no-steam	Start with Steam deselected
--no-ai	Start with the Local AI sections deselected
-h, --help	Show help

Make it yours

This is built around my setup. Before running it, edit the Config block and the package lists at the top of run.sh: git name and email, dotfiles repo, and the packages you want.

License

GPL-3.0