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Explain SeekSaaS monorepo package structure and pnpm workspace dependencies.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
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Skill: packages
Source: https://github.com/yyong008/seeksaas-template-react-router-v0.1/tree/main/.claude/skills/packages
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yyong008/seeksaas-template-react-router-v0.1 --skill packages-yyong008

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you understand the intricate monorepo package structure, workspace organization, and dependency management within the SeekSaaS project, making it easier to navigate and contribute to the codebase.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Monorepo Overview: Provides a clear breakdown of the project's directory structure, including applications, APIs, authentication modules, core packages, features, email services, payment services, configurations, and development tools.
  • Dependency Management: Explains how pnpm workspaces and the catalog protocol are used for efficient package management and dependency resolution.
  • Architecture Layers: Details the distinct architectural layers, from the Foundation Layer to the Application Layer, promoting a better understanding of code organization and responsibilities.
  • Use Case: A new developer joining the project can use this Skill to quickly grasp the project's architecture and locate specific functionalities or packages they need to work on.

Quick Start

Explain the purpose of the /apps directory within the monorepo structure.

Frequently Asked Questions about packages

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

FAQPage Schema
How is a pnpm monorepo package structure organized?

A pnpm monorepo package structure is organized into layered architecture with distinct directories for applications, APIs, authentication modules, core packages, and features. This separation clarifies module responsibilities and dependency relationships from foundation to application layers.

What is the purpose of the /apps directory in a monorepo?

The /apps directory in a monorepo houses the application-layer modules. It serves as the top-level architectural layer where final applications are built, sitting above the foundation, core packages, and feature layers within the project's dependency hierarchy.

How does pnpm workspace dependency management work with the catalog protocol?

Pnpm workspace dependency management uses the catalog protocol to centralize and resolve package versions across the monorepo. This mechanism ensures efficient package management by maintaining consistent dependency versions throughout the various architectural layers.

How do I navigate a monorepo to find specific features and core packages?

To navigate a monorepo and find specific features, locate the /features directory for functional modules and the /packages directory for core packages. Understanding the layered architecture helps trace dependencies from the application layer down to the foundation.

Can I use pnpm workspaces for large scale monorepo architecture?

Pnpm workspaces are suitable for large scale monorepo architecture. They support a layered structure from foundation to application, managing complex dependency trees across directories like /apps, /apis, /packages, and /features efficiently.

When should I separate modules into the /apis directory versus the /packages directory?

Separate API interfaces into the /apis directory to define external service contracts, while using the /packages directory for shared core libraries and internal modules. This distinction maintains clear boundaries within the monorepo's layered architecture.