rightstack

i built this because i kept hitting the same wall. every time i wanted to ship something onchain, i'd open a new tab, search, find 15 tools, and spend an hour figuring out which ones actually work together.

rightstack cuts through that. tell it what you're building. get the right stack back.

npm install -g rightstack

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what it does

rightstack recommend "consumer app on base with embedded wallet"

returns a full breakdown: which tools to use, in which order, why, what to watch out for, and what not to do. works offline. no api key needed.

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commands

rightstack recommend <query>       # get a stack recommendation
rightstack workflow <id>           # see a full workflow breakdown
rightstack compare <tool1> <tool2> # compare two tools head to head
rightstack repo-audit [path]       # audit a codebase for stack gaps
rightstack explain <tool>          # look up any tool
rightstack migrate <package>       # check if a package is deprecated
rightstack inspect <tool-id>       # full tool record

recommend, workflow, and compare accept --json for agents and other integrations. Their deterministic output uses a top-level schema_version; consumers should reject unsupported major versions rather than guessing.

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mcp server

if you're in claude code, cursor, or windsurf, add rightstack as an mcp server so your agent can call it directly.

claude code

claude mcp add rightstack -- rightstack-mcp

cursor / windsurf

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "rightstack": {
      "command": "rightstack-mcp"
    }
  }
}

tools exposed: recommend, workflow, repo_audit

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contributing

want to add a tool or workflow? see contributing.md or open an issue.

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