Provides a focused set of rules and decision trees for configuring and troubleshooting Turborepo in JavaScript/TypeScript monorepos. The skill explains correct task placement (package vs root), how to declare task inputs/outputs for caching, patterns for affected/filtered runs, and CI integration patterns (including remote caching). It includes anti-patterns to avoid and examples for common pipelines.
Invoke this skill when configuring turbo.json, creating package scripts, debugging cache misses, writing CI workflows that call turbo, or deciding how to run only affected packages. It’s useful during monorepo setup, CI creation, or when diagnosing slow builds or cache problems.
Best used by code-capable assistant agents (Claude Code / Codex / Copilot-like agents) that can edit repo files or suggest CI changes.
Comprehensive Turborepo guidance skill covering task configuration, caching, filtering, CI, environment variables, monorepo structure, and boundaries. The SKILL.md is extremely well-written with detailed anti-patterns, decision trees, and code examples. No scripts are bundled — it's a pure reference/knowledge skill. No security concerns whatsoever; no network calls, no credentials, no destructive commands.
Excellent quality reference skill. Decision trees are clear and actionable. Anti-patterns section is thorough and covers real-world mistakes. The only minor gap is that referenced files (references/*) aren't included in the skill body, so users would need the full repo context. Frontmatter is well-structured with version metadata and clear trigger description.
