plan-marshall-plugin

To detect build modules across Maven, Gradle, and npm in a monorepo, you can use a unified discovery tool that automatically catalogs all build-system modules and generates a standardized module descriptor surface for downstream execution. It scans your repository to enumerate all available build modules.

Yes, you can automatically enumerate Python and Java build modules in a multi-language project. Unified discovery applies delegated detection to language-specific tooling across Maven, Gradle, npm, and Python ecosystems, exposing a consistent module descriptor surface for downstream extensions.

Unified build-system module discovery is the automated detection and cataloging of build modules across Maven, Gradle, npm, and Python. You need it for multi-language projects and monorepos where modules span different ecosystems, requiring automated discovery and standardized command mappings for execution.

Yes, unified discovery works with both npm and Gradle ecosystems simultaneously. It detects and catalogs build-system modules across Maven, Gradle, npm, and Python within a single repository, applying delegated discovery to language-specific tooling while exposing consistent module descriptors.

The best way to generate standardized build commands for a multi-language monorepo is using a unified discovery plugin that enumerates all build-system modules and generates standardized command mappings. This enables automated discovery and reporting for downstream execution across Maven, Gradle, npm, and Python.

When cataloging build modules across different ecosystems in a monorepo, the discovery process relies on delegated detection to language-specific tooling for Maven, Gradle, npm, and Python. This ensures consistent module descriptors but requires each ecosystem's tooling to be properly configured for accurate cross-skill delegation.