Sneat.co
Official@sneat-co · Ireland
Offers specialized monorepo orchestration for Nx workspaces, focusing on dependency management, CI monitoring, and scaffold generation for enterprise software development.
Agent Skills by Sneat.co
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sneat-conx-run-tasks
Automate build, test, lint, and serve tasks in Nx workspaces.
sneat-comonitor-ci
Monitor Nx Cloud CI pipelines and orchestrate self-healing fixes via MCP.
sneat-conx-workspace
Explains Nx workspace structure and inspects projects, targets, and dependencies via JSON output.
sneat-colink-workspace-packages
Detect the package manager and wire workspace dependencies across monorepo packages.
sneat-conx-plugins
Discover and install Nx plugins in a workspace using pnpm commands.
sneat-conx-generate
Execute Nx generators to scaffold apps and libraries in a monorepo.
sneat-cogenerate-test-coverage-report
Aggregate Vitest coverage metrics into a markdown report with mermaid visualizations.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sneat.co
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can be managed using Sneat.co?▼
Sneat.co enables the execution of build, test, lint, and serve tasks within Nx environments. It facilitates the discovery and installation of plugins, scaffolds new applications or libraries, and aggregates Vitest coverage metrics into visual markdown reports for improved project oversight.
Which engineering personas benefit from these capabilities?▼
These capabilities are designed for DevOps engineers, monorepo maintainers, and full-stack developers managing large-scale Nx workspaces. It is particularly useful for teams requiring standardized dependency linking, automated CI monitoring, and consistent scaffolding across distributed library architectures.
What are the prerequisites for implementing these workspace functions?▼
Implementation requires an existing Nx workspace environment. Users must have a compatible package manager, such as pnpm, installed to support the plugin discovery and dependency linking functions. The system relies on standard Nx workspace structures to inspect projects, targets, and internal package dependencies.