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Running a setup script configures your project to install all SDKs, virtual environments, and tooling within the project directory. This ensures dependencies are kept local, preventing system drive clutter and maintaining reproducibility.

The best way to improve project reproducibility and portability is by making the project self-contained. Keeping all dependencies local within the project directory ensures the environment is easy to move and share without relying on system-level installations.

Yes, local dependency management supports Python, Node.js, Rust, and Flutter projects. It requires local installation of tools and SDKs for these environments, ensuring all necessary tooling is managed within the project directory.

Local dependency management includes disk space checks to ensure there is enough room before installing tools. This precaution prevents the system drive from being overwhelmed when setting up local SDKs and virtual environments.

Yes, you need uv, fvm, npm, and cargo installed locally to use local dependency management. These tools manage the local installation of SDKs and dependencies for Python, Flutter, Node.js, and Rust projects respectively.