setup-new-monorepo

You can set up a new monorepo with bun workspaces and Effect by running the setup-new-monorepo initialization process, which applies house-standard configurations for Effect v4, dependency catalogs, and environment files directly to your repository.

The best way to configure lefthook pre-commit checks for a TypeScript monorepo is to set the Git hooks to run `bun run check`, ensuring formatting via dprint and linting via oxlint execute automatically before every commit.

You can use dprint and oxlint together in a bun workspace monorepo; the setup configures dprint for formatting and oxlint for linting, integrating both to run automatically during lefthook pre-commit checks.

You separate dev dependencies in a bun workspace catalog by applying the `catalog` and `catalog:dev` dependency grouping rules, which cleanly isolate non-dev and development dependencies across the monorepo packages.

You should not use an opinionated monorepo setup if your project requires debating tooling choices or deviating from Effect v4, bun workspaces, dprint, oxlint, and lefthook conventions, as this setup enforces strict house standards without flexibility.