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monorepo-bootstrap

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Scaffold a Turborepo + pnpm monorepo with shared config, a testing harness, and CI in one pass. Use at the start of a new multi-package project. Adaptable to Nx / other tooling.

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    Add a shared config package: TypeScript config, lint/format presets, and any UI/style preset.

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    Add CI (build + typecheck + lint + test on PR), build caching, and a pre-commit hook.

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SKILL.md

monorepo-bootstrap

Stand up a clean multi-package project foundation so shared code is built once and reused.

Do

  1. Scaffold a Turborepo + pnpm workspace with apps/ (deployables) and packages/ (shared code).
  2. Add a shared config package: TypeScript config, lint/format presets, and any UI/style preset.
  3. Set up a testing harness (unit + e2e + accessibility) with one passing sample test.
  4. Add CI (build + typecheck + lint + test on PR), build caching, and a pre-commit hook.
  5. Establish the rule: apps consume shared packages by workspace name — never copy/fork shared code into an app.

Adapting

The pattern holds for Nx, Lerna, or plain pnpm workspaces — what matters is: shared packages, one config source, a test harness, and CI gating every change. Swap the tool, keep the shape.

Done when

build, test, and lint pass across the empty workspace; CI is green on a trivial PR.

Token tactics

Mechanical — route to a cheap/mid model; verify once. Record the conventions you applied to MEMORY.md so later tasks don't re-explain the project.

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