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When setting up a new monorepo, migrating from multi-repo, optimizing build/test performance, managing shared deps, or configuring CI/CD for monorepos.
A scalable monorepo with optimized builds, shared code, consistent tooling, and clear publishing workflow via changesets.
Use Cases
A team maintains three separate repos for web, docs, and UI library with duplicated configs and hard cross-repo refactoring. They use this skill to merge into one pnpm + Turborepo monorepo: apps/web, apps/docs, packages/ui. The skill's templates and turbo.json pipeline let them share TypeScript configs and run cached builds. Result: one atomic commit changes UI everywhere, CI time drops via remote caching.
A growing monorepo suffers slow builds and unclear package boundaries. Using this skill, they apply acyclic dependency rules, correct Turborepo cache inputs/outputs, and adopt changesets for versioning. The provided pitfalls list helps them remove phantom deps. Outcome: build times cut, publish flow automated, and new packages follow a consistent structure.
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