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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.
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
- 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
node + pnpm for repo-level commands and exampleswrangler + docker for platform and local infrastructure workflowscursor 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.
- Install
cloudflared if preview tunnels, callbacks, or browser/device sharing become common.
- Install
pipx if Python-based CLIs become a regular part of the workflow.
- Add a second AI CLI only if you want model diversity for comparison, not just more tools.
- Add
go only when a concrete dependency or internal tool actually needs it.
