During the last year the Scala tooling scene got a new addition, namely scala-cli and the scala-cli toolkit, and I think that neither of those needs a presentation.
At Typelevel we immediately fall in love with this idea of delivering all (of most of) our stack power with a single import in single file scripts, specifically given how tightly integrated and interconnected the libraries we develop already are.
For this very reason, we promptly created and publish the Typelevel's toolkit, a meta library that packs a good number of Typelevel's libraries and that makes possible for scala-cli users to create applications that can solve a vast number of problems.
Needless to say that everything relies on Cats Effect Effect System, an effect system that it's known to be not easy to use for newcomers.
Doing a side to side comparison with the scala-cli toolkit we've realised that, despite offering the same functionalities, our toolkit was lacking (specifically for newcomers) some "ease of use" and that this is most