002-monorepo-setup

To scaffold a monorepo, this skill automates creating predefined directory layouts for applications and modules, while generating root-level Makefiles and .mise.toml files to ensure consistent build processes and tool version management.

In a project setup, mise manages tool versions via the .mise.toml file. Scaffolding with this skill automatically creates this configuration to standardize development environments across the monorepo.

You need to set up a monorepo structure when starting a project expected to grow into multiple related applications or services, requiring a robust and scalable foundation with consistent naming and tooling from the outset.

Yes, you can use Makefiles to manage build, lint, and test commands in a monorepo. This skill sets up root-level Makefiles and module-specific Makefiles to ensure consistent build processes across the repository.

Yes, this monorepo scaffolding works for Go applications. The use case demonstrates creating a monorepo for a Go application named 'my-app' with a 'service' module, complete with respective Makefiles and READMEs.

The best way to ensure consistent naming conventions across a new repository is to automate the scaffolding process. This skill enforces standard directory layouts, file creation, and naming conventions during the initial monorepo setup.