I'm actually not sure. I installed it in PowerShell and /doctor command showsthe info in the picture. But I don't know if underneath it uses git bash, because I've just realized that I happened to habe that installed as well.

Agree, I hate this. Most of the time I cannot find the content I saw earlier because the feed changed completely.

Actually, if you go to alternative installation methods, it can also be installed in PowerShell. At least that is how I did it

"I have a decent fluency in LLMs, and they have utility, but the absurd degree of over-hype, the way they're being forced on everyone, and the insistence on ignoring the many valid critiques about them make it very difficult to focus on legitimate uses where they might add value."

Interesting, since everyone is mentioning this as a big deal I though I did not understand it correctly (great post btw). Maybe I'm thinking too much about Claude Code and this is more useful in Claude web and the such...

What am I missing, isn't this just basically the same as having those tools/scripts in a folder and list them in CLAUDE.md, describing what they can do, with maybe an extra markdown file with instructions? I don't really see the big gains here... Are we really reinventing folders, mds and scripts?

uv API is so big that I always struggle to remember the commands, this is great!