What problem does it solve? Design-system work often starts as a loose local folder with no version control, no package structure, and no remote backup. This Skill graduates that folder into a real pnpm + Turborepo monorepo and walks the user through git initialization and GitHub setup without requiring prior coding experience. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Monorepo Scaffolding: Creates the workspace root files (package.json, pnpm-workspace.yaml, turbo.json, .gitignore, .env.example) plus packages/tokens, packages/ui, and an empty apps/ directory ready for a future app. - Staged Version Control Progression: Advances the workspace through three stages — plain folder, local git with an initial commit, then a GitHub remote — explaining each concept at the user's coding level. - GitHub CLI Integration: Detects the gh CLI, offers guided installation, and runs gh repo create only after showing the exact command and getting approval, with a manual browser fallback path. - Secrets Hygiene: Sets up .env.example and gitignore rules, teaches the difference between local .env files and GitHub Actions secrets, and enforces that secret values never pass through chat or get committed. - Use Case: A designer has a folder of synced Figma tokens and wants to turn it into code. The Skill scaffolds the monorepo, initializes git, creates the GitHub repository, and wires a docs:check drift gate into CI. ## Quick Start Turn my design-system folder into a pnpm and Turborepo monorepo, set up git, and connect it to a new GitHub repository.
