Framework

The packages on this site are built on a setup of their own: an Nx monorepo with one task lifecycle (prepare, check, build, test, verify), shared configs, strict checks on what gets published, a devcontainer per git worktree, and skills that let a coding agent work in it from the first session.

This section is about that setup, so another repository can adopt it. The goal is a framework rather than a template: install versioned packages, upgrade when you choose, copy only what can't be a package, and take as much or as little as fits.

The setup is built to be worked on mostly by coding agents. Most of its documentation is in skills (.agents/skills/ in the repository), listed in AGENTS.md. A page here is the source of a skill's text where people need it too, and the skill points to it, so an agent and a person read the same thing.

Start with the principles: they are the reasons behind every other choice. Then pick how much to take from the adoption tiers: published checks, shared configs, the Nx plugin and lifecycle, or the whole devcontainer and CI. To try it, get started from an empty directory.