Set up the repo layout (.chezmoiroot -> home/) and import the existing metapac configuration from ~/.config/metapac. Machines are described once in home/.chezmoidata/hosts.toml; that registry drives both chezmoi templating (exposed as .host) and metapac's hostname_enabled_backends / hostname_groups tables. Adding a machine is a single entry there. Each host also carries a baseline group, groups/hosts/<hostname>.toml, generated from `metapac unmanaged`. metapac treats any explicitly-installed package absent from the group files as unmanaged, and `metapac clean` uninstalls unmanaged packages -- without a baseline it would offer to remove base, sudo, linux-cachyos, linux-firmware, mkinitcpio and limine among 266 others. config.toml.tmpl prepends hosts/<hostname> to every host's group list so the baseline cannot be forgotten; a host missing one fails loudly, naming the path to create. macOS hosts get a symlink from ~/Library/Application Support/metapac to ~/.config/metapac so one set of group files serves every platform. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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TOML
arch = {
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packages = [
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# Browsers
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"google-chrome",
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# Chat
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"telegram-desktop",
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# Network (VPN)
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"tailscale",
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"trayscale",
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]
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}
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