name: dependencies description: Manage project dependencies across all apps. Use when installing, updating, or managing dependencies, or when user asks to install packages. allowed-tools:

• Bash
• Read
• Glob user-invocable: true

Dependencies Management Skill

This skill handles dependency management for the project using Bun.

Pre-check

Before managing dependencies, verify:

1. Bun is installed and accessible on the system
2. Package.json files exist in the expected locations
3. Internet connectivity for downloading packages

Current Operations

Install Dependencies

Currently installs dependencies for the API application located in apps/api.

For Unix/Mac/Linux:

.claude/skills/dependencies/scripts/install.sh

For Windows PowerShell:

.claude/skills/dependencies/scripts/install.ps1

The script will:

1. Navigate to apps/api directory
2. Verify bun is installed
3. Run bun install to install all dependencies
4. Report success or any errors

Post-Installation

After successful installation:

• Verify node_modules directory was created
• Check that all dependencies were installed correctly
• Report any warnings or errors from bun

Error Handling

Handle these common errors:

• Bun not installed: Direct user to https://bun.sh for installation instructions
• Package.json not found: Verify the project structure and that apps/api exists
• Network errors: Check internet connectivity or try again
• Permission errors: May need appropriate file system permissions
• Lock file conflicts: May need to remove bun.lockb and reinstall

Future Enhancements

This skill will be expanded to include:

• Installing dependencies for multiple apps when added to the project
• Updating dependencies (bun update)
• Adding new dependencies (bun add <package>)
• Removing dependencies (bun remove <package>)
• Security audit (bun audit)
• Listing outdated dependencies
• Managing workspace dependencies for monorepo setup
• Cleaning node_modules and reinstalling fresh

Safety Guidelines

• Always verify what will be installed before proceeding
• Show user the package.json location being processed
• Report installation progress and results
• Warn about major version updates
• Keep lockfiles committed to ensure reproducible installs