Inspect Nx workspace projects, targets, and dependencies from nx show outputs.
npx skills add https://github.com/012e/thesis --skill nx-workspace-012e
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: nx-workspace Source: https://github.com/012e/thesis/tree/main/.gemini/skills/nx-workspace Command: npx skills add https://github.com/012e/thesis --skill nx-workspace-012e
Nx workspace exploration helps teams quickly understand workspace structure, project configurations, and available targets to answer questions and plan changes without manual digging.
Quickly summarize the workspace by asking for its projects, targets, and configuration details.
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Inspect Nx workspace structure by parsing `nx show project --json` outputs and the Nx schema in node_modules, which reveals project configurations, targets, and dependencies for planning and debugging.
Understanding dependencies in an Nx workspace involves analyzing project configurations and affected projects to map how changes propagate across the monorepo's apps and libs for impact assessment.
Yes, you can inspect Nx project configurations for debugging by relying on `nx show project --json` outputs and the Nx schema in node_modules to produce accurate, structured data for downstream processing.
Nx workspace impact assessment works by exploring dependencies and affected projects to understand how changes across the monorepo influence related apps and libs without manual digging.
Yes, the Nx schema in node_modules is required alongside `nx show project --json` outputs to accurately identify and understand the structure, projects, targets, and dependencies in an Nx workspace.
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