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-# Product Context
+# Product Context: Neovim IDE Configuration
 
-## Purpose
-Kickstart.nvim is a Neovim configuration starting point designed to be:
-- **Small and manageable**
-- **Single-file based** (with modular options available)
-- **Completely documented**
-- **Educational and customizable**
+## Why This Project Exists
+This project aims to transform Neovim into a powerful, fully-featured Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that provides modern development capabilities while maintaining Neovim's core efficiency and extensibility. It serves developers who want the speed and flexibility of Neovim combined with the comprehensive features of traditional IDEs.
 
-## Problems Solved
-Kickstart.nvim addresses the following challenges:
-1. **Quick Start**: Provides an easy entry point for new Neovim users without overwhelming them.
-2. **Documentation**: Offers a well-documented foundation that users can learn from and modify.
-3. **Simplified Setup**: Reduces the complexity of the initial Neovim setup.
-4. **Balanced Features**: Strikes a balance between functionality and simplicity.
+## Problems It Solves
+1. Development Environment Integration
+   - Fragmented development tooling
+   - Inconsistent development experiences across languages
+   - Complex setup requirements for different programming languages
+   - Need for multiple editors/IDEs for different tasks
+   - Debugging Tools
 
-## How It Works
-Kickstart.nvim operates through the following steps:
-1. **Cloning**: Users clone the repository into their Neovim configuration directory.
-2. **Automatic Installation**: The configuration automatically installs `lazy.nvim`, the plugin manager.
-3. **Core Features**: Loads core features through a well-documented `init.lua` file.
-4. **Plugins System**: Additional features can be enabled through the plugins system.
-5. **Customization**: Users can extend functionality with custom plugins located in `lua/custom/plugins/`.
+2. Productivity Barriers
+   - Manual code completion and navigation
+   - Lack of integrated debugging capabilities
+   - Inefficient project management
+   - Limited language support
 
-## Key Features
-Kickstart.nvim includes the following key features:
-1. **LSP Integration**: Supports Language Server Protocol for enhanced coding assistance.
-2. **Syntax Highlighting**: Utilizes Treesitter for advanced syntax highlighting.
-3. **Fuzzy Finding**: Includes Telescope for efficient fuzzy finding.
-4. **Git Integration**: Provides seamless Git integration.
-5. **Auto-completion**: Supports auto-completion for faster coding.
-6. **File Navigation**: Facilitates easy file navigation.
-7. **Custom Keymaps**: Allows custom key mappings for an improved workflow.
-8. **Formatting Support**: Comes with built-in formatting support.
+3. Configuration Management
+   - Complex plugin management
+   - Inconsistent keybindings
+   - Difficult maintenance of settings
+   - Performance optimization challenges
+
+## How It Should Work
+
+### Language Support
+Comprehensive development support for:
+- Python: Full LSP support, debugging, virtual environments
+- Lua: Native integration, debugging, documentation
+- Rust: Cargo integration, LSP, formatting
+- Go: Go tools integration, testing support
+- PowerShell: Scripting support, terminal integration
+- Bash: Shell scripting, linting
+- HTML/CSS: Preview, formatting, snippets
+- PHP: Debug, testing, framework support
+
+### Core Features
+1. Intelligent Code Assistance
+   - Auto-completion with context awareness
+   - Real-time syntax highlighting
+   - LSP integration for all supported languages
+   - Inline code diagnostics and suggestions
+
+2. Navigation & Management
+   - Advanced file navigation and search
+   - Project-wide search and replace
+   - Split windows and buffer management
+   - Integrated file explorer
+
+3. Development Tools
+   - Integrated debugging support
+   - Git version control integration
+   - Built-in terminal emulator
+   - Code formatting and linting
+
+4. Project Organization
+   - Project-specific settings
+   - Workspace management
+   - Session persistence
+   - Custom project templates
+
+### Configuration Framework
+1. Modular Organization
+   - Separate configuration files by function
+   - Plugin-specific configurations
+   - Language-specific settings
+   - User customization layer
+
+2. Performance Optimization
+   - Lazy loading of plugins
+   - Conditional feature enabling
+   - Cache management
+   - Startup time optimization
+
+3. User Experience
+   - Intuitive key mappings
+   - Customizable color schemes
+   - Informative status line
+   - Context-aware menus
+
+4. Extensibility
+   - Plugin management system
+   - Custom commands framework
+   - User-defined autocommands
+   - Extension API support