Rust binary instead of having a js/py runtime requirement?

[btakita]

Hi, I noticed that you ship with both nodejs and python clis. Which either require a nodejs or a python runtime...and requires both cli implementations to be in sync.

Just want to see if it makes sense to have a single Rust binary that can be installed using curl ... | sh instead.

I've been using the pattern successfully. Rust's pairs well with agent developed software...as the type safety is useful and the difficulty of developing Rust by hand is mitigated.

Note that npm & pypi packages can still be supported as a thin wrapper to install the rust binary.

Anyways, just want to check the temperature about this.

Cheers!

[jackby03]

Hi @btakita !

That is a great question and a very interesting proposal.

Initially, I opted for multiple runtimes (Node.js/Python) to provide flexibility and lower the barrier to entry for early adoption. However, I agree that designing a more precise and unified approach with a Rust binary could be a significant improvement for the project's ecosystem.

I'm really happy with your contribution! Do you have any specific suggestions or a vision on how we should approach this architectural shift?

Looking forward to your thoughts.