Pacwich vs Polygraph

Monorepo tooling that works on top of Bun, npm, and pnpm workspaces, with a CLI and TypeScript API.

Index every repo you have access to (private and OSS) and build a graph of how they relate via packages and APIs.

About Pacwich

Monorepo tooling that works on top of Bun, npm, and pnpm workspaces, with a CLI and TypeScript API. This package is the continuation of the original, now deprecated, bun-workspaces package. bun-workspaces users can expect minimal to no changes on average. CLI global install: Your pacwich command will still resolve to a local install when available. bun add -g pacwich # Print help for installing completions pacwich completion # Attempt to automatically install completions for your shell pacwich completion install Local install: Note the pacwich command works in your package.json scripts even without a global install.

About Polygraph

Index every repo you have access to (private and OSS) and build a graph of how they relate via packages and APIs. Your agent can use this to plan cross-repo work without being told where to look; turning your codebase into a synthetic monorepo. It's the meta-harness that lets them take on more ambitious tasks. Connect your repos and CI once, and let the agent handle the rest. Create changes across many repos in one agent session.