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Currently, the answer will be "yes": Zed itself needs neither, but a lot of web tooling (e.g. LSP servers for web languages and tech) are node-dependent and publish their packages on npm registry.

prettier is one of these, and Zed uses it to autoformat its settings.json, so Zed tries to download and install node -> npm -> prettier npm package chain.

Prettier can be turned off in settings.json, same as other web-related plugins and language servers, so it should be possible to have no node or npm involved when running Zed.

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