Tools

Things I install on a fresh machine before anything else, or reach for often enough to keep a list.

Where all the plugin work actually happens — the WordPress stub integration and Xdebug step-through are worth the license on their own.

A small menu bar toggle for switching Xdebug on and off without editing php.ini by hand mid-debug session.

The GUI I reach for over wp-cli when I need to eyeball wp_postmeta after a migration went sideways.

A terminal that treats blocks and AI completion as first-class, which matters when you're bouncing between PHP, TS and Python shells all day.

Running local models to test LangChain and LangGraph flows offline before burning API credits on the real thing.

Keeps the Python environments for different AI engineering projects from fighting each other over package versions.

Useful for probing a third-party API's actual shape before wiring it into a LangChain tool or a plugin's REST bridge.

Not my daily driver for commits, but the fastest way to review a messy diff before it goes into a PR.

Fast enough that it's become the default for quick edits and one-off scripts where PhpStorm would be overkill.

Where most of the LangChain and LangGraph design thinking happens before a single line gets written — pairing on architecture, not just code.

The default for TypeScript and Python work — Copilot-adjacent extensions and a lighter footprint than PhpStorm when I'm not touching PHP.

Daily browsing and quick DevTools checks, kept separate from the profile I use for client staging logins.

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