This looks really effective! I do something similar to keep track of what's on my workstations: I just have one large idempotent shell script to set up all the

This looks really effective! I do something similar to keep track of what's on my workstations: I just have one large idempotent shell script to set up all the software I use. To help myself not loose track of updating it I have a little helper script to detect packages that aren't tracked in the config. I've recently thought about breaking it up into smaller "module-style" scripts. Maybe this could be a good fit (with minor adoptions)!