Storm Software
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An open source software development organization working with the community to improve developer experiences across the board.
Agent Skills by Storm Software
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
caveman
Reduce token usage in responses while preserving technical accuracy.
caveman-commit
Generate conventional commit messages for staged Git changes.
nx_workspace
Explore Nx workspace projects, configurations, targets, and dependencies.
monitor-ci
Monitor Nx Cloud CI pipeline executions and apply self-healing fixes.
link-workspace-packages
Link workspace packages in monorepos using npm, yarn, pnpm, or bun.
nx-plugins
Discover and install Nx plugins within an Nx workspace.
nx-import
Import external repositories into an Nx workspace while preserving Git history.
nx-run-tasks
Execute Nx workspace tasks with filtering and caching options.
nx-generate
Generates code artifacts using Nx generators in a monorepo environment.
Frequently Asked Questions About Storm Software
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can I perform using Storm Software's monorepo capabilities?▼
You can manage complex monorepo structures by linking workspace packages, importing external repositories with preserved Git history, and executing filtered tasks. These capabilities allow for granular control over project dependencies, build caching, and artifact generation within large-scale development environments.
Which engineering personas benefit most from these monorepo and CI solutions?▼
Platform engineers, DevOps leads, and senior full-stack developers managing large-scale monorepos benefit most. These solutions are designed for teams requiring standardized project configurations, optimized CI pipeline monitoring, and consistent code generation across multiple workspace packages.
Are these solutions open-source and what are the primary dependencies?▼
Storm Software provides open-source solutions primarily built for the Nx ecosystem. The primary dependencies include an existing Nx workspace environment and standard package managers such as npm, yarn, pnpm, or bun for managing workspace package linking and project configurations.