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github.com• Jul 24, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: A monorepo where AI agents can safely build and maintain applicationsHello everyone,I have spent dozens of hours working on my ideal template to quickly bring applications into production, which could be of interest to those who want to rapidly deliver a scalable prototype, in an AI-native manner and at low cost on Cloudflare infrastructures.In this template, you will find:- A pnpm monorepo in strictly typed TypeScript with Zod, allowing you to develop both your React applications and your backend (here with Hono and the native Zod validator) without duplicating contracts; - A fully designed setup to maximize the capabilities of AI agents (mainly Claude Code and Cursor for now), with precise and path-scoped rules to enforce conventions without polluting the context, hooks based on OXC for ultra-fast formatting and linting, and sub-agents enabling optimal context collection, notably thanks to Context7 and Cloudflare MCPs; - A next-generation configuration for Vite 8, TanStack Router, TanStack Query, and React 19; - A set of make commands enabling fast an
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pacwich.dev• Jul 22, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Pacwich, Monorepo tooling for Bun/NPM/pnpm (try the browser CLI demo)I develop pacwich, which started as package bun-workspaces before I expanded it to support Node as a runtime and npm and pnpm as package manager backends.No config is required to use it. It has a CLI and an equivalent TypeScript library API. Docs are tailored for both people and agents.The main goal of the package is to provide easy-to-integrate tooling directly on top of the native workspaces of Bun/npm/pnpm that can orchestrate package.json scripts directly.You can also run inline shell commands across workspaces that run via your system shell or optionally the Bun shell (Bun's builtin bash-like cross-platform shell).Working closely with native package manager features is why config isn't required, but optional config enriches its features. The idea is monorepo tooling that can be used in a lightweight or advanced manner and doesn't try to lock you in.It has a highly debuggable and configurable affected graph, Nx-like concurrency settings for running package.json scripts in parallel,
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