Megamono

NX-NATIVE · ADOPTABLE · AGENT-READY

Keep the whole
system in view.

Megamono gives growing repositories a shared structure for applications, documentation, boundaries, automation, and the people and agents changing them.

01 / PRINCIPLES

Coherent by convention. Flexible by design.

Structure should explain itself. Projects, tags, docs, and boundaries form one legible system for people, agents, and automation.

Adopt without starting over. Survey the repository you already have, resolve only real ambiguity, and preserve repository-owned decisions.

Generate the repeatable parts. Scaffolds encode the conventions that should remain consistent while leaving product code in your hands.

02 / CAPABILITIES

The repository is a product, too.

Workspace adoption

Application scaffolds

Nx project inference

Repository governance

Documentation lifecycle

Boundary linting

Affected CI

Workspace health

03 / HOW TO USE MEGAMONO

Start with the repo you have.

Survey first. Make ambiguity visible. Apply a reviewed plan. Then use the same primitives to keep growing.

New workspace

bash
npx create-megamono my-workspace --package-manager=npm

Start with applications, shared code, and conventions that fit together.

Workspace setup →

Existing Nx workspace

bash
npm install -g @megamono/cli

Bring the repository you already have into a structure you can grow.

Adoption walkthrough →
Check workspace requirements →

Every Megamono package is MIT licensed and works without a subscription.

01

Survey

megamono init --survey

See projects, platforms, toolchains, documentation, and conflicts before Megamono writes a file.

02

Adopt

megamono init

Select the governance modules that fit the repository and keep existing ownership explicit.

03

Grow

megamono add app web

Add applications and infrastructure through the same conventions available to new workspaces.

04

Verify

npm exec -- nx run megamono:check

Check the graph, tags, managed artifacts, package alignment, and durable repository rules together.

04 / GUIDES & DOCUMENTATION

Learn the system by changing it.

Start with a practical guide, then explore the full documentation for CLI commands, generators, actions, and platform plugins.

01

EXISTING REPOSITORIES

Adopt an existing workspace

Survey first, resolve only real ambiguity, and bring Megamono into a repository without erasing its history.

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02

APPLICATION STRUCTURE

Add applications without adding drift

Add applications with consistent ports, project tags, tests, and workspace configuration.

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03

REPOSITORY GOVERNANCE

Give people and agents the same map

Treat documentation, durable decisions, and structural checks as part of the workspace rather than an afterthought.

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Browse all guides →

05 / MORE OF YOUR STACK

One graph. More of your stack.

Apple

Build Swift and Xcode projects alongside the rest of your product.

Apple docs →

Cargo

Keep Rust crates and native applications connected to the workspace.

Cloudflare

Bring Workers, bindings, and edge services into the same project graph.

Browser extensions

Grow extensions alongside the applications and shared code they use.

Render

Connect deployment configuration to the projects it builds and runs.

Laravel & NativePHP

Organize Laravel services and NativePHP desktop or mobile apps in one workspace.

06 / COMMUNE DEVELOPMENT TOOLS

Clear layers. Better handoffs.

Megamono

REPOSITORY

Creates and governs the workspace structure everything else builds on.

Explore Megamono ↓

Playstack

PRODUCT

Adds composable product capabilities inside the applications Megamono places.

Explore Playstack ↗

Springbar

RUNTIME

Runs local applications and services as one inspectable development environment.

Explore Springbar ↗

Build the product.
Keep the architecture.

View the repository ↗

Megamono

One repository system for the applications, tools, and people building together inside it.

BUILD

Get startedGuidesDocumentationCLI referenceCapabilitiesInference

SOURCE

GitHub ↗

MIT licensed

© 2026 Megamono

By

Commune Software