it does through cabal and stack but its not as streamlined, quick, and versatile as tooling for languages like Golang or Rust imo.

I'm a huge fan of Haskell and I'm really exploring it as my primary language now that AI has gotten so huge, not just because it makes it easier but also because I can really lock down what I allow code to do (through pure functions, type checking etc) and so I feel a lot more confident in AI generated code