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monorepo-pro
Run effective monorepos: workspace layout, task orchestration, versioning, CI scaling, and code sharing. Use when setting up or managing monorepos.
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# Monorepo Pro
## Overview
A monorepo — **many projects in one repository** — buys atomic cross-project changes, unified
tooling, and easy code sharing, at the price of build/CI complexity at scale. Professional monorepo
management means structuring workspaces clearly, orchestrating tasks with dependency awareness,
scaling CI with affected-only builds, and versioning deliberately.
The through-line: one repo should make cross-cutting changes *easier* — if it makes everything
slower, the tooling (not the idea) is wrong.
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