smithery.ai

create-package

Create a new monorepo package using the create-package CLI

First seen Apr 19, 2026

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SKILL.md

Create Package Skill

Use this skill when the user asks to create a new package in the monorepo.

Overview

The yarn create-package command automates the creation of new monorepo packages by:

  • Generating package scaffolding from the template package
  • Setting up the package structure, configuration files, and dependencies
  • Creating package.json with the provided name and description

Required Arguments

  • --name (or -n): The package name. Will be prefixed with "@ocap/" if not provided.
  • --description (or -d): A short description of the package for package.json

Usage Pattern

  1. Ask the user for the package name and description if not provided
  2. Run yarn create-package --name <package-name> --description "<description>"
  3. Add any additional dependencies using yarn workspace @ocap/<package-name> add <dep>

Example

# Create the package
yarn create-package --name my-package --description "A package for handling my feature"

# Add dependencies if needed
yarn workspace @ocap/my-package add some-dependency @ocap/kernel-agents

When adding monorepo dependencies like @ocap/kernel-agents, update the TypeScript references:

// packages/my-package/tsconfig.json and tsconfig.build.json
{
  "references": [{ "path": "../kernel-agents" }],
}

This creates a new package at packages/my-package with the name @ocap/my-package.

Notes

  • The package name will automatically be prefixed with "@ocap/" if not provided
  • The created package is private by default
  • The template is located at packages/template-package/
  • All placeholder values in the template will be replaced with actual values