link-workspace-packages

To fix 'cannot find module' errors during workspace package linking in a monorepo, you need to ensure dependencies are wired using package manager-specific syntax. This Skill detects your package manager and provides the exact linking instructions to resolve resolution failures.

Yes, workspace package linking works with npm, yarn, pnpm, and bun in monorepos. The Skill automatically identifies the active package manager and generates the correct dependency management commands for your specific environment.

The best way to automate dependency management for new monorepo packages is to use a detector that identifies your package manager and applies the correct workspace linking syntax. This ensures smooth resolution and avoids manual configuration errors.

To link a local package using pnpm in a monorepo workspace, use the `pnpm add <package-name> --workspace` command. This Skill detects pnpm and provides these specific instructions to wire up your dependencies correctly.

Package linking fails when switching package managers in a monorepo because npm, yarn, pnpm, and bun use different workspace dependency syntax. This Skill resolves the issue by detecting the active manager and providing matching linking instructions.