RWM — Ruby Workspace Manager

An Nx-like monorepo tool for Ruby. Convention-over-configuration, zero runtime dependencies, delegates to Rake.

What it does

RWM manages Ruby monorepos with multiple apps and libraries. It builds a dependency graph from your Gemfiles, enforces structural conventions, runs tasks in parallel respecting dependency order, detects affected packages from git changes, and caches results so unchanged work is never repeated.

Commands

Command	Description
rwm init	Initialize a workspace.
rwm bootstrap	Install deps, build graph, install hooks, run bootstrap tasks.
`rwm new <app\	lib> `
rwm graph	Rebuild the dependency graph. --dot / --mermaid for visualization.
rwm run <task> [pkg]	Run a Rake task across packages. Packages without the task are skipped.
rwm <task> [pkg]	Any unknown command is a task shortcut: rwm test = rwm run test.
rwm run <task> --affected	Run only on packages affected by current changes.
rwm check	Validate conventions.
rwm list	List all packages.
rwm info <name>	Show package details.
rwm affected	Show affected packages.
rwm cache clean [pkg]	Clear cached task results.

Shell completions for Bash and Zsh are included — see GUIDE.md for setup instructions.

See GUIDE.md for full usage documentation — dependencies, caching, affected detection, git hooks, design decisions, and more.

License

MIT