ecosystem-patterns

Standardize repository structures, naming conventions, and Docker patterns across projects.

14|1|Updated Oct 22, 2025
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Skill: ecosystem-patterns
Source: https://github.com/delorenj/skills/tree/main/ecosystem-patterns
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/delorenj/skills --skill ecosystem-patterns

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What problem does it solve?

This skill provides universal ecosystem patterns for project structure, Docker patterns, code hygiene, and cross-project conventions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Naming conventions, workspace patterns, and iMi-style worktrees
  • Docker patterns for multi-stack projects
  • Project pattern guidance for scalable ecosystems
  • Cross-project tooling and environment management

Quick Start

Define a standard project layout with folders for ai, monitoring, databases, and development utilities.

Frequently Asked Questions about ecosystem-patterns

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I standardize project structure across multiple repositories?

Project structure standardization establishes consistent folder hierarchies, naming conventions, and layout patterns across repositories. This Skill codifies those patterns—defining folders for AI, monitoring, databases, and utilities—so new projects follow the same conventions, reducing setup time and improving cross-project navigation.

What are Docker patterns for multi-stack projects?

Docker patterns for multi-stack projects define container composition, networking, and service organization across dependent applications. This Skill provides docker-compose conventions and stack patterns that enforce consistent deployment configurations, environment variable schemas, and container hygiene across your ecosystem.

How do I enforce naming conventions and environment variables across projects?

Enforcing naming conventions and environment variables requires centralized schemas and export rules applied consistently. This Skill delivers environment variable templates, exported path conventions, and naming standards that make configuration auditable and scalable across all projects in your workspace.

Can I apply workspace patterns to repository cleanup and architecture guidance?

Yes. Workspace patterns apply to new project creation, documentation generation, repo cleanup, and architecture decisions. This Skill standardizes iMi worktree rules, repository layout, and container patterns to guide cleanup efforts and architecture reviews aligned with your ecosystem.

What's the best way to organize cross-project tooling and development utilities?

Cross-project tooling organization requires shared conventions for where utilities live and how they integrate. This Skill defines workspace hygiene standards, development utility placement, and deployment planning templates so teams discover and reuse tools consistently across projects.

How does this approach scale for large ecosystems with multiple services?

Scaling large ecosystems requires patterns that grow without friction. This Skill provides scalable naming conventions, Docker composition patterns, and PRD templates designed for multi-service deployments, ensuring consistency and auditability as your ecosystem expands.