Executes commands in response to file modifications
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Executes commands in response to file modifications is a rust app (—) that uses 82 detected dependencies across 14 categories including I/O, Parser, Data Structure. It is not code-signed. 8 MB on Windows (x64). Last updated June 25, 2026. Last verified June 2026.
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82 detected dependencies across 14 categories.
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