# Set tech stack preferences with Rules

> Define your preferred frameworks and tech stack in Warp Rules so agents consistently use Astro, SvelteKit, Vite, or your tools of choice.

- 网址：https://funcoding.ai/agents/warp/guides/configuration/how-to-set-tech-stack-preferences-with-rules/
- 来源：Warp 官方文档原文（英文），MIT 许可，同步于 2026-10-11
- 官方原文：https://docs.warp.dev/guides/configuration/how-to-set-tech-stack-preferences-with-rules/

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Learn how to guide Warp’s AI to use your favorite tech stack when scaffolding new apps or generating code.

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## Intro

This tutorial walks you through teaching Warp’s AI your **preferred technologies** so it consistently uses the frameworks and stacks you care about.

By setting up tech stack Rules, you make sure every new project follows your conventions — whether you prefer **Astro**, **SvelteKit**, **Next.js**, or something else.

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## The problem

When you ask AI to scaffold a new web app, it often defaults to **React** and **Express**, or other older stacks.\
This creates friction when your workflow is based on modern tools or opinionated frameworks.

Warp solves this by letting you **store your stack preferences** directly as Rules.

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## The Rule setup

Create a simple Rule that defines your favorite frameworks for each project type.

### Example Rule

```
Rule: Tech Stack Preferences
- Use Astro for websites.
- Use SvelteKit for desktop apps.
- Prefer Vite for build tooling.
- Avoid legacy stacks like Create React App or Express.
```

Once added, Warp’s AI automatically applies these defaults when generating new projects or updating existing ones.

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Think of it like setting a default coding personality for your agent.

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## Why it matters

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Defining your stack preferences helps the AI:

* Generate **consistent boilerplates**
* Follow your **current tech standards**
* Skip outdated or irrelevant dependencies

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