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Universal installer for the AI-native developer ecosystem

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    Readme

    usedev

    Universal installer for the AI-native developer ecosystem.

    One command installs any tool — CLI, MCP server, SDK, AI config — directly configured in the right files.

    Install

    npm install -g usedev

    Usage

    # Install a tool
    stack install stripe
    stack install supabase
    
    # Copy someone's entire setup
    stack @theo
    
    # Search the registry
    stack search postgres
    
    # List detected AI clients
    stack list
    
    # Publish your setup
    stack login
    stack publish
    
    # Remove a tool
    stack remove stripe
    
    # Rollback last install
    stack rollback

    What it does

    stack install detects your AI clients (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Claude Code...) and writes to the correct config files:

    • MCP serversclaude_desktop_config.json, .cursor/mcp.json, .vscode/mcp.json
    • SDKsnpm install + generates TypeScript client in src/lib/
    • CLI tools~/.stack/bin/ + PATH setup
    • Environment.env / .env.local
    • AI configsCLAUDE.md, .cursorrules

    Profiles

    Share your dev setup at getstack.com. Others can copy it with one command:

    stack @yourhandle

    Security

    • Atomic writes with automatic backup and rollback
    • SHA256 integrity verification on all downloads
    • Prompt injection scanning on external configs
    • Path whitelist — never writes outside allowed locations
    • No telemetry without explicit opt-in
    • No .env values sent to any API

    License

    MIT