État de l'outillage local

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Snapshot captured on 2026-03-30 for the machine currently maintaining this repository. Treat it as a working baseline, not a universal requirement.

Outils JavaScript principaux

Tool	Version	Role
node	v22.22.2	Default JavaScript runtime
npm	10.9.7	Bundled package manager and fallback CLI
pnpm	10.33.0	Recommended package manager for repo commands
bun	1.3.11	Secondary runtime and utility CLI
deno	2.7.9	Secondary runtime for specific scripts or tooling

Éditeurs et outils IA

Tool	Version	Role
code	1.113.0	VS Code fallback and extension ecosystem
cursor	2.6.21	Primary editor-side AI coding surface
claude	2.1.85	Terminal AI for repo-wide changes and workflows

Contrôle de source et outils plateforme

Tool	Version	Role
git	2.50.1	Source control
gh	2.89.0	GitHub CLI
docker	29.3.1	Containers, MCP gateway, and local service tooling
wrangler	4.77.0	Cloudflare development and deployment
brew	5.1.1	System package manager

Toolchains de support

Tool	Version	Role
python3	3.12.13	Utility scripts and Python ecosystem support
uv	0.11.2	Fast Python package and environment management
rustc	1.94.1	Native tooling support
cargo	1.94.1	Rust package manager and build tool

Non installés actuellement

Tool	Status	Notes
cloudflared	not installed	Useful for tunnels and some preview workflows
pipx	not installed	Helpful if Python CLI usage grows
go	not installed	Only needed when a specific tool depends on it
gemini	not installed	Optional second AI CLI
aider	not installed	Optional terminal AI workflow
opencode	not installed	Optional alternative AI coding CLI

Ce que cette configuration fait déjà bien

• modern TypeScript application development
• Cloudflare-first deployment workflows
• AI-assisted editing with Cursor and Claude Code
• using Python or Rust tooling when a supporting script needs it

Ce qui doit rester principal

• node + pnpm for repo-level commands and examples
• wrangler + docker for platform and local infrastructure workflows
• cursor or code in the editor, with claude for terminal-oriented work

bun and deno are useful to have installed, but the repo should not require them by default unless the stack direction changes.

Ajouts possibles

1. Install cloudflared if preview tunnels, callbacks, or browser/device sharing become common.
2. Install pipx if Python-based CLIs become a regular part of the workflow.
3. Add a second AI CLI only if you want model diversity for comparison, not just more tools.
4. Add go only when a concrete dependency or internal tool actually needs it.

Guides liés

• Vue d’ensemble de la stack
• AI Development Workflow
• MCP Guide