terraphim-package-manager

To replace npm, yarn, or pnpm commands with bun, this skill automatically substitutes install scripts and package.json commands in your text. It scans user text for package-manager commands and applies context-aware replacements to output deterministic bun commands.

Automating package-manager command replacement in documentation is handled by applying context-aware substitutions across prompts, scripts, and text. The skill detects npm, yarn, or pnpm references and automatically outputs the equivalent bun commands.

Yes, the bun command replacement works with shell scripts and package.json files. It applies substitutions when users include install scripts, share package.json scripts, or mention npm, yarn, or pnpm in shell commands.

You can automatically convert npm install to bun install by providing your project setup text. The skill maps npm install, yarn install, and pnpm install directly to bun install with deterministic results.

Context-aware substitution for migrating package managers to bun ensures deterministic results across your prompts and scripts. It reduces manual edits by relying on a local knowledge graph to accurately identify and replace commands only in the correct contexts.

Automating package-manager replacements with a local knowledge graph is limited to text, code snippets, and shell commands where npm, yarn, or pnpm is explicitly mentioned. It handles command substitution but does not execute the commands.