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Updated to reflect developer tools needed. If on linux, brew helps with install.

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- `composectl.py` infers Compose stack names and paths from `compose-services/`.
- `update_containers.sh` is a compatibility shim that delegates to the Python tool.
## Developer workstation tools
On this Linux workstation, install the repository's Kubernetes and infrastructure CLI tools with Homebrew:
```bash
brew install hashicorp/tap/terraform helm kubernetes-cli jq sops age
brew tap siderolabs/tap
brew install siderolabs/tap/talosctl@1.14
brew tap devantler-tech/tap
brew install --cask devantler-tech/tap/ksail
```
Terraform, Helm, kubectl, and Talosctl are used for cluster provisioning and operations; `jq` supports the documented command examples; SOPS and age support the repository's encrypted-secret workflow. The Talosctl formula is pinned to the 1.14 minor line used by this cluster. KSail is also configured as a workspace MCP server in the root `.mcp.json`; keep the Homebrew binary on `PATH` so VS Code can launch it.
Compose operations additionally need Docker or Podman. This workstation uses its OS-managed Podman package; install Podman through the OS package manager when setting up another Linux machine, or use `brew install podman` if managing that CLI with Homebrew. Homebrew versions are workstation tooling, not deployment pins: deployed versions remain defined in the repository's Compose, Helm, and Terraform configuration.
## Runtime support
The CLI detects and uses whichever runtime is available: