showmyenv 1.0.1

Environment diagnostic CLI: see what is actually running, what is influencing it, what conflicts, and how to fix it.

showmyenv

Other tools tell you what's installed. showmyenv tells you what's actually running, what's influencing it, what's conflicting with it, and what to fix.

A read-only environment diagnostic CLI for developers. It inspects your shell environment and explains it — no mutations, no side effects.

Installation

pip install showmyenv
# or
pipx install showmyenv

Requires Python 3.9 or later. Runtime dependencies: typer, rich, psutil.

Quick start

showmyenv          # full scan (same as showmyenv scan)
showmyenv quick    # fast scan, skips Docker/Cloud/IDE discovery
showmyenv health   # health score with grade and per-category breakdown

Commands

Command	Description
showmyenv scan	Full environment scan
showmyenv quick	Fast scan (runtimes, PATH, ports only)
showmyenv health	Health score and all findings
showmyenv which	Show how each known command resolves
showmyenv ports	Listening ports with likely service names
showmyenv docker	Docker containers, images, disk usage
showmyenv doctor	Check project manifest requirements against active runtimes
showmyenv snapshot	Save a snapshot to JSON
showmyenv compare A B	Diff two snapshot files
showmyenv report	Generate a report (--format json|markdown|html)

All commands accept --json for machine-readable output.

What it checks

Runtimes

Detects active versions and install paths for Python, Node.js, Java, Go, Rust, .NET, Ruby, and PHP. For each runtime it reports:

• The resolved executable and its version
• Installed versions from version managers (pyenv, nvm, rbenv, rustup, sdkman)
• Misconfigurations — for example, VIRTUAL_ENV set but the resolved Python living outside it, or JAVA_HOME pointing somewhere different from the java on PATH

PATH analysis

• Duplicate entries
• Broken entries (directory does not exist)
• Shadowing — when an older version of a tool appears earlier in PATH than a newer one, this is flagged HIGH and explained

Project Doctor (showmyenv doctor)

Reads manifest files in the current directory and compares their declared runtime requirements against what is actually active:

Runtime  Required  Active  Status  Source
python   >=3.11    3.9.6   FAIL    pyproject.toml
node     ^18       20.11   PASS    package.json

Supported manifests: pyproject.toml, package.json, go.mod, pom.xml, build.gradle, Dockerfile, .tool-versions, .nvmrc, .python-version, rust-toolchain.toml, Gemfile, composer.json, global.json, and more.

Conflict detection

Pure analysis over collected data — no extra system calls:

• Virtualenv present but inactive
• Multiple JS package manager lockfiles (package-lock.json + yarn.lock + pnpm-lock.yaml)
• Multiple Python version managers active simultaneously
• packageManager field in package.json disagrees with the resolved package manager

Root cause engine

When known problem patterns are detected, showmyenv explains them with ranked causes and actionable fixes. Current rules:

• Package installed but won't import — fires on interpreter/venv mismatches
• Older tool shadows newer — fires on HIGH-severity PATH shadows
• Wrong Java version — fires on JAVA_HOME mismatches or failed doctor checks
• Node version mismatch — fires on failed doctor checks or lockfile conflicts
• Docker reclaimable space — fires when Docker has significant space to reclaim

Docker

Shells out to the local docker binary (no SDK dependency). Reports containers, images, disk usage, and reclaimable space. Degrades gracefully when Docker is not installed or the daemon is not running.

Cloud environment

Detects active AWS, Azure, and GCP configuration by shelling out to aws, az, and gcloud. Reports the active account/project/subscription and where credentials come from (environment variable, config file, or SSO). Credential values are never echoed.

IDE discovery

Finds installed editors via well-known application paths and CLI shims: VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, Vim, Neovim, Emacs, Zed.

Health score

A weighted score from 0–100 with a letter grade (A–F):

Category	Weight
Runtime Configuration	25%
PATH Integrity	20%
Dependency Health	20%
Security Checks	15%
Environment Variables	10%
Docker Health	10%

Every point deducted traces back to a specific finding, so the score is always explainable. Categories that don't apply (e.g. no Docker) are marked N/A and excluded from the weighted average.

Snapshots and comparison

showmyenv snapshot -o before.json
# ... make changes ...
showmyenv snapshot -o after.json
showmyenv compare before.json after.json

The diff shows runtime version changes, new/resolved findings, health score delta, and PATH entry changes.

Reports

showmyenv report --format json     > report.json
showmyenv report --format markdown > report.md
showmyenv report --format html     -o report.html

The HTML report is a single self-contained file with inline CSS — suitable for attaching to a ticket or sharing with a teammate.

Security

• Read-only by design. showmyenv never writes environment variables, modifies PATH, installs packages, or starts/stops services.
• Secret redaction. Environment variables matching secret-shaped patterns (API_KEY, SECRET, TOKEN, PASSWORD, etc.) are detected and their values are replaced with [redacted] in all output formats.
• No full environment dump. Only a curated allowlist of meaningful variables is collected and shown.
• Credential sources, not values. The cloud collector reports where credentials come from (env var / config file / SSO), never the credential itself.

Environment variables understood

showmyenv reads but never modifies: JAVA_HOME, PYTHONPATH, VIRTUAL_ENV, CONDA_DEFAULT_ENV, NODE_PATH, NPM_CONFIG_PREFIX, GOROOT, GOPATH, GOBIN, CARGO_HOME, RUSTUP_HOME, GEM_HOME, RBENV_ROOT, PYENV_ROOT, NVM_DIR, AWS_PROFILE, AWS_REGION, GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT, AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID, DOCKER_HOST, KUBECONFIG, PATH, SHELL, LANG, HOME, USER.

Global flags

--json        Output as JSON (any command)
--no-color    Disable color output
--check-updates  Check for outdated packages (requires network, scan only)
--version     Print version and exit

Development

git clone https://github.com/kshitizyadav/showmyenv
cd showmyenv
python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e ".[dev]"

# Run during development
showmyenv scan
showmyenv health
showmyenv doctor

# Quality gates (run before submitting a PR)
ruff format .
ruff check . --fix
mypy src/showmyenv
pytest

Adding a new runtime collector

1. Create src/showmyenv/collectors/runtimes/<name>.py following the pattern in python.py or go.py. The collector receives a ScanContext and returns a RuntimeInfo.
2. Register it in src/showmyenv/collectors/runtimes/__init__.py.
3. Add a fixture-based test in tests/collectors/ using a fake binary — do not depend on the host having the runtime installed.

See CLAUDE.md for the full contributor guide.

License

MIT