Refer to LazyVim documentation.
If You REALLY insist, you are welcome to browse Neovim documentation as well.

You probably used vscode/pycharm, and you are asking yourself what is the point of life? Why am I being drag down by this IDE 😞

Say hello to RoeyLazyVim! The only IDE that doesn't make you shoot yourself in the foot while you're using it. It has everything you used to and even more!

Already have some experience with vi/vim? Great! This IDE is just for you!

If you want to do anything, there is a good chance it's already supported by the IDE.
A few tricks to find staff you want to do:

• type <leader>sk (<leader> is the space key), this will give you a interface to search for keymaps.
• type :h followed by the plugin name, this will open the plugin's documentation.
• search online, there is a large Neovim community at you command!
• read the LazyVim documentation given above, it might help you understand if what you want already exists, and if not how to add it (and create a PR😊)

neovimcraft, awesome-neovim, github Dotfyle

• make key maps for navigating in insert mode
• make more key maps for gitsigns
• make jbyuki/one-small-step-for-vimkind work
• undo file tree changes like deleting, moving, renaming files.(maybe venv-local-history)
• install plugins: LLM capability, gitlab integrations, overseer.nvim
• handle big files
• keymap for opening showing deleted files from mini.files
• allow NeoTree to delete files(and move them to the trash)
• make NeoTest find test files from the project's root path(not only if it's open in buffer)
• enable formatting of json (and json5) files
• possible plugins to install:
  • overseer.nvim
  • tmux.nvim
  • mini.visits
  • color themes: vscode.nvim
  • telescope-dapzzzz
  • vim-local-history
  • AI intellisense, options: ollama.nvim, llm.nvim, ChatGPT.nvim
  • goneovim