Stacks

A stack is the set of language-native tools wired into the task contract. Every task delegates to its stack's tools.

Stack comparison

	Python	Go	Rust	Web (TS)
Status	✅ Available	✅ Available	✅ Available	✅ Available
fmt	ruff format	gofumpt	cargo fmt	prettier
lint	ruff check	golangci-lint	cargo clippy	eslint
typecheck	ty	go vet	cargo check	tsc --noEmit
test	pytest	go test	cargo test	vitest
build	uv build	go build	cargo build --release	vite build
deploy check	Package build	Docker build	Docker build	wrangler deploy dry-run
Tool manager	uv	go toolchain	cargo	npm

Stack selection

Set at init time via --stack:

mise run init -- --non-interactive --name myapp --shape single --stack python
mise run init -- --non-interactive --name myservice --shape single --stack go
mise run init -- --non-interactive --name mydaemon --shape single --stack rust
mise run init -- --non-interactive --name mydashboard --shape single --stack web
mise run init -- --non-interactive --name mydashboard --shape single --stack web --web-ui shadcn --web-db drizzle-d1

Web stack variants are opt-in. --web-ui accepts plain, tailwind, or shadcn; --web-db accepts d1 or drizzle-d1.

After init, the stack is recorded in .mise.toml:

[env]
SCAFFOLD_PROJECT_STACK = "python"

All task scripts read this variable to dispatch to the correct toolchain.

Detailed docs

• Stack acceptance rubric
• Python stack
• Go stack
• Rust stack
• Web stack
• Web app template summary