provision

One-shot setup for engineer laptops — Ubuntu 26.04 LTS.

Run it (IT)

No git needed on a fresh laptop:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/craftyshelf/provision/archive/refs/heads/main.tar.gz | tar xz
cd provision-main
sudo bash provision-engineer.sh

Run it while logged in as the engineer (it configures $SUDO_USER). clogs and clogs-test in this folder are installed to /usr/local/bin automatically. The script continues past a failed step and prints a summary at the end.

What it installs

CLI: fzf, eza, fd, bat, ripgrep, jq, zoxide, zsh + oh-my-zsh (+ autosuggestions, syntax-highlighting), vim, git-gui, htop/btop. Apps (no snap): VS Code, IntelliJ IDEA CE, DBeaver CE, Brave, Chrome, Ghostty (+ JetBrainsMono Nerd Font), Postman, Bruno, Kiro IDE, Kiro CLI, NoSQLBooster, pgAdmin 4 (if the Ubuntu codename is supported), WPS Office, Docker CE. AWS: CLI v2 + session-manager-plugin + seclogin. Runtimes via mise: node, java 21 & 25, maven.

Every GUI app comes from an apt repo, an official tarball (/opt), a .deb, or an AppImage — no snap. Two bits are version-pinned in the script and may need a bump on a newer release: WPS_URL and NOSQLBOOSTER_VER. pgAdmin auto-skips if its apt repo has no build for this Ubuntu codename yet.

Optional local drops (used in preference to downloading)

Place these beside provision-engineer.sh before running and they'll be picked up:

• wps-office*.deb — a WPS Office package downloaded once from wps.com (avoids the pinned URL)
• clogs.env — private clogs config (see below)

clogs configuration

clogs ships without internal values. Provide them via env vars or ~/.config/clogs.env (deploy that file separately — it is intentionally NOT in this public repo):

CLOGS_PROFILE=<aws-sso-profile>
CLOGS_REGION=<region>
CLOGS_LOG_GROUP_PROD=/your/prod/log-group
CLOGS_LOG_GROUP_TEST=/your/test/log-group
CLOGS_STREAM_EXCLUDE='^(prefixA\.|prefixB\.)'   # optional: hide noisy streams

Engineer next steps

• Log out / back in (docker group + zsh default shell)
• aws configure sso
• kiro-cli login (Builder ID for the Kiro CLI)
• Sign into browsers, IntelliJ, and Kiro