Hugo • 1/8/2026

You don't need a Neovim plugin manager

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This technical article details the built-in mechanisms in Vim and Neovim for discovering and loading plugins, arguing that a separate plugin manager is unnecessary. It covers runtimepath, autoload for lazy-loading, Lua module paths in Neovim, and the packadd command for optional plugins.

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