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Windows Setup
Use Windows Terminal and start from Windows PowerShell 5.1 or PowerShell 7:
.\.SYSTEMX\scripts\bootstrap-windows.ps1 -CheckThe bootstrap installs PowerShell 7 when absent and relaunches itself. It downloads the current Node.js 24 LTS x64 or ARM64 archive, verifies the SHA-256 checksum from Node.js, installs dependencies, and starts the shared SYSTEMX doctor.
.\wtl-menu.ps1
.\wtl-setup.ps1 --check
.\.SYSTEMX\systemx.ps1 doctor --jsonCMD launchers are also provided. Windows does not require Bash or WSL.
On ARM64, Node.js, Git, GitHub CLI, and Firebase tooling use native paths. Google Cloud CLI and Stripe CLI may use x64 emulation; test a read-only command and authentication before any deployment or payment operation.
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