# Megamono

> An adoptable Nx workspace system for applications, documentation, boundaries, CI, and the people and agents building together.

Megamono provides repository structure and verification alongside Nx. Local CLI use does not require the optional hosted service. Product behavior, credentials, deployment approval, and release policy stay application-owned. Check the installed version and the published reference before running commands; gated or reserved generators are not runnable capabilities.

Start with the relevant overview, then follow its links for exact commands and options. Markdown paths mirror public page routes with .md appended; the homepage is /index.md. Relative links resolve against https://megamono.com.

[Complete published content](https://megamono.com/llms-full.txt) is available for offline context. [Sitemap](https://megamono.com/sitemap.xml) lists canonical HTML pages.

## The repository system

- [Keep the whole system in view.](https://megamono.com/index.md): An adoptable Nx workspace system for applications, documentation, boundaries, CI, and the people and agents building together.

## Documentation

- [Megamono documentation](https://megamono.com/docs.md): Learn how to create, organize, and grow a workspace with Megamono and Nx.
- [Repository structure with Megamono and Nx](https://megamono.com/docs/workflows/repository-structure.md): Understand the anatomy of a Megamono and Nx repository, from applications, libraries, and packages to documentation, decisions, and archives.
- [Requirements and compatibility](https://megamono.com/docs/workflows/requirements.md): Choose the right Node.js, Nx, TypeScript, package manager, and platform toolchains for your Megamono workspace.
- [Existing workspace adoption workflow](https://megamono.com/docs/workflows/adoption.md): Add Megamono to an Nx repository while keeping your applications and workflows.
- [CLI overview](https://megamono.com/docs/cli.md): The complete command surface: create, adopt, generate, verify, and manage optional hosted access.
- [Adopt gradually without weakening checks](https://megamono.com/docs/workflows/governance.md): Review warning budgets, keep checks fresh, and distinguish health advice from readiness gates.
- [Generators](https://megamono.com/docs/generators.md): Create applications, libraries, database projects, and repository documentation.
- [Create a native Android app](https://megamono.com/docs/workflows/android.md): Scaffold a Kotlin and Jetpack Compose application, then build it with Gradle and Nx.
- [Integrate Playstack](https://megamono.com/docs/workflows/playstack.md): Add shared application capabilities to a Megamono workspace.
- [Checks and tasks](https://megamono.com/docs/actions.md): Verification, documentation lifecycle, repository health, imports, and platform execution.
- [Organize repository documentation](https://megamono.com/docs/workflows/documentation.md): Keep specifications, plans, decisions, and research useful to your team.
- [Start a packages-only workspace](https://megamono.com/docs/workflows/packages-only.md): Create a shared toolkit without applications and choose which libraries are distributable.
- [Platform plugins](https://megamono.com/docs/platforms.md): Project discovery and inferred targets for native, edge, deployment, and PHP projects.
- [Build and consume a Prisma client](https://megamono.com/docs/workflows/prisma-client.md): Create an opt-in Prisma client library and connect generation, compilation, and application builds.
- [create-megamono command](https://megamono.com/docs/cli/create-megamono.md): Plan a new workspace with named applications, styling, and service choices.
- [Test local package changes](https://megamono.com/docs/workflows/local-packages.md): Use Yalc when developing Megamono packages across repositories.

## Guides

- [Guides](https://megamono.com/guides.md): Practical guides to adopting Megamono, growing your workspace, and keeping people and agents on the same page.
- [Adopt an existing workspace](https://megamono.com/guides/adopt-an-existing-workspace.md): Survey first, resolve only real ambiguity, and bring Megamono into a repository without erasing its history.
- [Add applications without adding drift](https://megamono.com/guides/add-applications-without-drift.md): Add applications with consistent ports, project tags, tests, and workspace configuration.
- [Give people and agents the same map](https://megamono.com/guides/give-people-and-agents-the-same-map.md): Treat documentation, durable decisions, and structural checks as part of the workspace rather than an afterthought.

## Optional

- [Changelog](https://megamono.com/changelog.md): Updates to Megamono, its tooling, and this site.
- [Blog](https://megamono.com/blog.md): Ideas, stories, and practical advice for building with Megamono.
- [Made w/ Open-Source Software](https://megamono.com/withoss.md): The open-source projects behind Megamono, its developer tools, and this website.