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I've added extra notes on the CLI API. Take a look: #1185 Is this enough?

I think that the README can be self-contained, why not add -g tag and make it work out of the box without the need to read the docs? Right now when someone is new to NPM he will install it locally and the example will not work.

I would even go further and include information about installing Node.js. I always include this information in my projects. This is the same as with accessibility, you don't discriminate people that may not know what NPM is.

Installing a package at the system level should be a conscious choice, and we certainly wouldn't want to push the -g flag on newbies, as you pointed out. That would be an abuse of trust, imo. zx strives to be as secure, transparent, verifiable and predictable as possible.