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## Installation

Vite DevTools is in early preview. Build from source, or install the preview release with the following steps.

Install or upgrade Vite to version 8:

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# DevTools Kit

> [!WARNING] Experimental
> The API is still in development and may change in any release. Pin the package version and let your users know they're on an experimental surface.

DevTools Kit is the integration hub for Vite DevTools. It owns the dock, the command palette, terminal aggregation, cross-tool toasts, and the `Plugin.devtools.setup` hook that any Vite plugin can implement to surface a UI inside DevTools.

For a fresh Vite-specific integration, reach for `Plugin.devtools.setup` directly — that's where docks, terminals, the palette, and custom renderers live. Kit is built on [Devframe](https://devfra.me/guide/), the framework-neutral foundation; tools that already have a portable Devframe definition drop into the hub via `createPluginFromDevframe`, and standalone single-tool deployments can build on Devframe directly.
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