If you have recently brought a new Mac computer or laptop running macOS Monterey (12) and when you try to run the brew command, you will notice that you receive an error saying command not found - brew, this is because the brew package has not been installed on your device.
Solution to fix: zsh: command not found: brew macOS Monterey (12)
1. Make sure you have installed Home-brew: https://code2care.org/howto/install-homebrew-brew-on-m1-mac2. Make sure you have set PATH for brew under .zshrc profile : https://code2care.org/zsh/fix-zsh-command-not-found-brew
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