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Production patterns for Nx monorepo management.

Interact with Google Drive, Gmail, Calendar, and Docs using OAuth authentication. Supports file uploads, folder management, email search, calendar search, and document operations.

Comprehensive AI agent skill for all Google Workspace document operations — Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Chat, Forms, Admin SDK, and Apps Script — via official REST APIs.

Unified authentication and patterns for building integrations across 11 Google Workspace APIs. \n \n Covers OAuth 2.0 (user context) and service account (server-to-server) authentication with domain-wide delegation support \n Includes rate limit handling, exponential backoff strategies, and per-user/per-project quota reference for Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Sheets, and other APIs \n Provides batch request patterns (up to 100–1000 requests per batch) and Cloudflare Workers configuration for token st

Link workspace packages in monorepos across npm, yarn, pnpm, and bun. \n \n Detects package manager via packageManager field or lockfile presence, then uses the appropriate workspace linking command for each manager \n pnpm and yarn use workspace: protocol; npm auto-symlinks workspace packages; bun supports workspace: protocol \n Resolves \"cannot find module\" and import resolution errors by adding dependencies between sibling packages with proper symlink creation \n Each manager has different

Read-only exploration of Nx workspace structure, projects, configuration, and dependencies. \n \n Query workspace projects with filtering by name, glob patterns, tags, and target availability using nx show projects \n Retrieve full resolved project configuration including inferred targets via nx show project <name> --json , avoiding partial project.json reads \n Inspect target definitions, executors, options, inputs, and outputs to understand available tasks and caching behavior \n Analyze

Run a read-only scan over repositories in a workspace root and rank cleanup chores by severity.

Nx monorepo configuration patterns for workspace setup, project boundaries, and build optimization. \n \n Provides architectural templates for organizing apps, libraries, and tools with five library types (feature, ui, data-access, util, shell) and scope-based dependency rules \n Includes ready-to-use configurations for nx.json, project.json, module boundary enforcement via ESLint, and custom generators to maintain consistency \n Covers build caching setup with cacheable operations, named inputs