SPipe Submodule Tool Expert

To link git submodule documentation into a host repository, run the provided setup scripts that map the module's internal doc surfaces to predictable host paths. This ensures the host repository can correctly access the mounted submodule files.

You create symlinks and junctions by executing the platform-specific setup scripts provided. Unix environments use symlinks while Windows uses junctions to connect the host paths to the mounted module directory.

The correct directory path for mounting an SPipe submodule in a monorepo is `.spipe/spipe`. The setup process ensures all link targets consistently reference the module files located under this specific path structure.

Yes, you can perform a dry-run before applying repository setup links. The verification-oriented workflow guides you to test first and confirm that the resulting host targets correctly point into the mounted `.spipe/spipe` directory.

Submodule host paths fail to resolve when the setup scripts have not been executed or the links do not target the `.spipe/spipe` directory. Running the correct Unix or Windows setup script maps the required skill command and domain expert surfaces.