Answer questions about Nx workspace projects, targets, and configurations.
npx skills add https://github.com/G9000/animaOS-SWARM --skill nx-workspace-g9000
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: nx-workspace Source: https://github.com/G9000/animaOS-SWARM/tree/main/.agents/skills/nx-workspace Command: npx skills add https://github.com/G9000/animaOS-SWARM --skill nx-workspace-g9000
Understand Nx workspaces by answering questions about projects, targets, configurations, and dependencies, enabling quick debugging and planning.
Ask the skill to list all projects in the current Nx workspace.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To list all projects in an Nx workspace, you can parse workspace metadata to quickly discover existing projects, targets, and configurations. This enables fast read-only exploration of your entire project structure.
Available Nx targets for a specific project are found by examining the project's configuration and workspace metadata. This reveals all executable tasks, their relationships, and available options for that project.
To find which projects depend on a specific library in your Nx workspace, you parse workspace metadata to reveal dependency relationships. This exposes both explicit and implicit dependencies across all projects.
An Nx target command failure often stems from misconfigured project settings or missing implicit dependencies. Analyzing workspace metadata and target configurations helps verify settings and guide safe debugging.
Nx workspace exploration does not modify your project configurations. It performs safe, read-only parsing of workspace metadata to present command examples and guide debugging without altering existing targets or dependencies.
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