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You can explore Nx workspace projects and configurations, run build/test/lint/serve tasks, scaffold new apps and libraries with nx generators, discover and install Nx plugins, link workspace packages across npm/yarn/pnpm/bun, monitor Nx Cloud CI with self-healing fixes, and import external repositories into a monorepo.

These skills target developers and platform engineers working in Nx monorepos who need to understand project graphs, resolve workspace package resolution errors like TS2307, scaffold new projects, debug failing nx tasks, or consolidate multiple repositories into a single Nx workspace.

The monitor-ci skill tracks Nx Cloud CI pipeline status for a branch when you ask to watch, track, or check CI. It handles self-healing fixes for failures and is intended to replace native CI provider commands like gh or glab for CI monitoring within the Nx context.

You need an existing Nx workspace (or repositories to import into one) and a supported package manager such as npm, yarn, pnpm, or bun for workspace package linking. CI monitoring requires Nx Cloud CI pipelines; no other external dependencies are specified in the manifest.

Invoke nx-generate immediately whenever scaffolding, setup, or creating apps/libs is mentioned—it handles discovery internally and should run before documentation lookups or manual exploration. Use nx-workspace exploration only for answering questions about existing projects, targets, and dependency relationships.