Alvis

AI coding agents are becoming part of the development environment. That means their setup is becoming part of the development environment too.

At first, that setup looks small: a CLAUDE.md here, an AGENTS.md there, maybe a few MCP servers, a review checklist, and one shared skill. Then the second repo needs the same thing. Then the monorepo needs a baseline, the web app needs extra frontend rules, the service needs migration safety rules, and the internal tools package needs a different set of allowed commands.

That is how agentic coder setup turns into config drift.

Presetter v9 is here - a major release that modernizes the toolchain, reorganizes the preset ecosystem, and hardens the release pipeline. Every preset moves to the @presetter/* scope, TypeScript 6 becomes the public baseline, and three new presets join the family: node, bun, and storybook.

Presetter has kept shipping steady improvements since the v8.0 launch. The v8.3 update pulls those changes together with refreshed tooling, smarter defaults, and cleaner monorepo behavior.

We're excited to announce Presetter v8.0, a major release that brings significant improvements to monorepo management and modern web development workflows. This release represents months of development focused on making Presetter even more powerful for teams managing complex projects.