Community layouts (installable)

Layouts in this folder are not built into the binary: they are extra layouts anyone can install or share. This folder is exactly what the kernel fetches for xtop layout install (it sparse-clones this repo's layouts/custom/), so every file here is an installable community layout.

Drop a layout file here and open a PR to share it with everyone.
Every file must follow the layout format (see the root README.md and the formal schema in docs/layout-schema.md) and use a unique "name" (do not collide with the default/ names or with other files here).
File name convention: my_layout.jsonc (name inside the file is what the TUI shows; xtop layout install accepts either as the lookup key).
Validate before sharing: xtop layout check <file>.

Using a community layout

The kernel installs community layouts into the user config dir. Either way the file lands in the user layouts folder and is loaded at the next startup of the TUI (and becomes part of the l layout palette):

# 1. Fetch and install from this repo's layouts/custom/ (needs git):
xtop layout install <name>

# 2. ...or copy the file yourself:
mkdir -p ~/.config/xtop/layouts          # Linux; see docs/authoring.md for macOS/Windows
cp my_layout.jsonc ~/.config/xtop/layouts/

xtop layout install matches a file by its file stem or by the layout "name" inside it (case-insensitive), keeps the original file name, and refuses to overwrite an existing file in the user layouts dir — edit that file in place instead. Custom files override a built-in layout by reusing its "name" (same palette position) or appear as extra layouts with a new "name"; see docs/authoring.md for the full flow.