Thanks for the reply. I'll hit your questions in order: 1. Yes, it configures an Ubuntu virtual machine using Vagrant and VirtualBox. The beta will require tho

Thanks for the reply. I'll hit your questions in order: 1. Yes, it configures an Ubuntu virtual machine using Vagrant and VirtualBox. The beta will require those 2 tools to be preinstalled, but we are looking at ways to package those tools into our app so that it will require no dependencies. 2. Our VM comes pre-installed with xdebug as well as a lot of other features. I've tried to keep it as lean as possible, and we are still working on making it feature-complete for the final release. Our VM can be viewed at https://github.com/ezekg/theme-juice-vvv https://github.com/ezekg/theme-juice-vvv. 3. If you prefer not to use Capistrano, that is completely fine. You can deploy however you want, tj just comes with a deploy command that can be taken advantage of if you like. 4. The entire app focuses on best practices, so it requires you to version control your code in order to take advantage of starter templates and SSH deployments. 5. We don't plan on any specific integration, as tj is just a command line utility with a single configuration file called a Juicefile. The desktop app will simply act as a GUI for the command line utility. And for your last question, the value in this app and the CLI is that it tries to push WP into modern best practices using version control, dependency management, build tools and consistent deployments. It's a lot more than just a simple Vagrant environment. It makes managing and creating WP sites a lot more enjoyable, as it automates all of the setup and gets rid of the dreaded FTP deployment.