dev-environment-setup

To validate your local dev environment setup, run an automated health check that tests Supabase and Redis connectivity, verifies environment variables, and confirms port availability. This ensures all development services are properly configured and reachable.

The best way to check port availability and dependencies for ValueOS is to run an end-to-end validation script. It assesses active ports, validates dependency versions, and provides auto-fix recommendations to resolve any detected configuration conflicts.

Yes, you can automatically fix environment variable and dependency issues during onboarding. The validation process enforces environment variable checks and provides safe auto-fix recommendations for dependency version conflicts to ensure reproducible setups.

Your dev environment validation fails when switching between projects due to conflicting ports, missing environment variables, or inactive Supabase and Redis services. Running a full health check identifies these exact connectivity and configuration blockers.

Yes, dev-environment-setup works without external dependencies because it operates as a standalone validation tool. It checks your system for required services like Supabase and Redis and recommends safe fixes if dependencies are missing or invalid.