Your .zshrc started as ten tidy lines and has quietly become a 400-line dumping ground of half-remembered aliases, dead exports, and copy-pasted snippets you're afraid to delete. Here's how to clean it up and keep it that way.
A guide for macOS developers who want to use Claude CLI without installing Node.js globally. The post demonstrates how to set up a local Claude CLI installation using mise for Node version management, configure a shell function in .zshrc for easy access, and solve the common issue where Claude CLI loses the current working directory context. This approach keeps your global system clean while making Claude CLI available from any project directory.