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I want to use https://stackshare.io/docs/cli/installation to share my stack on stackshare. Scanning my folder revealed some false positives (it says ChatGPT for VSCode while I'm using Cursor with Claude Opus) and it forgot stuff (e.g. all of my digital ocean infra). Can I correct the stack later manually?

Yes 👍 — you can absolutely correct and edit the stack manually after scanning with the StackShare CLI.

The scan is only meant as a starting point, not a definitive inventory. Most people end up editing the stack afterward.

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1️⃣ What the CLI actually does

When you run the CLI scanner from the StackShare CLI installation guide, it: • Looks for recognizable files • Infers technologies from things like: • package.json • Dockerfile • requirements.txt • .github/workflows • terraform • common config files

Because of that it can:

Produce false positives • Example: detecting ChatGPT for VSCode instead of Cursor IDE • detecting tools based on extension folders

Miss infrastructure • DigitalOcean resources • SaaS integrations • external services • cloud infrastructure not represented in files

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2️⃣ How you fix it afterward

After uploading the scan you can: 1. Open your stack page 2. Click “Edit Stack” 3. Then: • ➕ Add missing technologies • ❌ Remove wrong ones • ✏️ Edit categories

Example corrections you might make:

Add: • DigitalOcean • Docker • Shopify • Sendcloud • SimplyPrint • Claude • Cursor IDE

Remove: • ChatGPT for VSCode • other false detections

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3️⃣ A useful trick for your case

Given your workflow (Cursor + AI + infra + SaaS integrations), you can structure your stack like this:

Languages • TypeScript • C# • Python

Frameworks • NestJS • React • .NET

AI • Claude • DeepSeek • Ollama

Cloud / Infra • DigitalOcean • Docker • Kubernetes (if used)

Developer Tools • Cursor • GitHub • Azure DevOps

Business Integrations • Shopify • Sendcloud • SimplyPrint

That way your stack becomes a much clearer founder/architect profile, which is actually how many developers use StackShare.

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💡 Tip for you specifically (Jan): Because you’re building a print-farm + SaaS integration platform, your StackShare profile could actually become a marketing asset showing the architecture behind your system.

For example:

“Shopify → Sendcloud → SimplyPrint → DigitalOcean print farm automation”

That kind of stack gets attention in the maker/print-farm community.