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Technology Catalog ​

This inventory describes repository usage, not upstream tutorials. Versions below are declared major versions; consult the catalog/lockfile for resolutions.

TechnologyKartuli usage and conventionSource
GitSource history and branches; Conventional Commits and Lefthook gateslefthook.yml; Git workflow
Node.jsRuntime for builds, scripts and tests; supported major 24 with exact local/CI pin 24.13.1Root engines.node, .nvmrc, CI setup action
pnpmVersion 10.30.2; workspaces and the shared catalog; no npm workflowpackage.json, pnpm-workspace.yaml, pnpm-lock.yaml
TurborepoTask dependencies, affected selection and local/remote cacheturbo.json, scripts/orchestrator
TypeScriptVersion 7, including StorybookRoot/workspace tsconfig*, catalog
ReactVersion 19; app UI, shared UI and component storiesApp and UI manifests
Next.jsVersion 16; two app workspaces, App Router, server/client boundariesApp next.config.ts, src/app; read installed Next docs before coding
Tailwind CSSVersion 4; utility styling and shared CSS token contractpackages/design-system/index.css and its three layer files
PostCSSNext.js Tailwind integration through @tailwindcss/postcssApp postcss.config.mjs
ViteStorybook React build/test integration; VitePress uses its own dependency graphStorybook and Web Docs manifests/config
VitePress / VueVitePress 1.6.4 and Vue 3 render docs, not product UIWeb Docs Client
BiomeRoot/workspace linting and formatting, including source accessibility rulesbiome.json, biome.root.json, workspace lint scripts

Technology conventions belong here; capability policy belongs to its canonical area. For example, Git mechanics are a technology concern, but branch/review conventions belong to Project.

Configuration and operating guides ​

Use the complete command reference for scripts and the dependency inventory for declared consumers and a coverage link for every package. The audit includes default/named catalogs, catalog-only entries and install-script policy; toolchain support explains compiler types and build/test adapters. These guides own Kartuli conventions; upstream links above cover APIs.