feat: add Code OS project-info prompt template to scaffold
Adds .prompts/project-info.prompttemplate to the Turborepo scaffold so every new user project gets a customized context file loaded by the Code OS agent — including build commands, workspace structure, and shared package import paths with the project's actual slug injected. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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## Project: {{project-name}}
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This is a **Turborepo monorepo** project named `{{project-slug}}`, built with Next.js and pnpm workspaces.
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### Workspace Structure
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```
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apps/
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product/ ← main user-facing Next.js application
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website/ ← marketing / landing site (Next.js)
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admin/ ← internal admin panel (Next.js)
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storybook/ ← component browser for packages/ui
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packages/
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ui/ ← shared React components (@{{project-slug}}/ui)
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tokens/ ← design tokens — CSS variables + TypeScript (@{{project-slug}}/tokens)
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types/ ← shared TypeScript interfaces and types (@{{project-slug}}/types)
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config/ ← shared tsconfig and eslint config (@{{project-slug}}/config)
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```
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### Build Commands (always run from repo root)
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| Task | Command |
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|------|---------|
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| Install dependencies | `pnpm install` |
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| Build one app | `pnpm turbo run build --filter=product` |
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| Build all apps | `pnpm turbo run build` |
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| Dev one app | `pnpm turbo run dev --filter=product` |
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| Dev all | `pnpm turbo run dev` |
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| Lint | `pnpm turbo run lint` |
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| Type-check | `pnpm turbo run type-check` |
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| Add dep to app | `pnpm add <pkg> --filter=product` |
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| Add dep to package | `pnpm add <pkg> --filter=@{{project-slug}}/ui` |
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### Shared Package Imports
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Always import workspace packages by their scoped name:
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```typescript
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import { Button } from '@{{project-slug}}/ui';
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import type { User } from '@{{project-slug}}/types';
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import '@{{project-slug}}/tokens/css'; // CSS variables
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```
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Reference in `package.json` dependencies:
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```json
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{ "@{{project-slug}}/ui": "workspace:*" }
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```
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### Key Rules
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- **Never** use `npm install` — always `pnpm install` from the repo root
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- **Never** run `next build` or `next dev` directly inside an app directory — use `turbo run` from root
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- **Always** add dependencies with `--filter` to target the correct workspace
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- Turbo caches build outputs in `.turbo/` — run `pnpm turbo run clean` to clear cache
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- The `packages/config` package exports shared `tsconfig.base.json` and eslint config
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### Apps Overview
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- **product**: The primary user-facing Next.js app. Port `3000` in dev.
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- **website**: Marketing site. Port `3001` in dev.
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- **admin**: Admin panel. Port `3002` in dev.
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- **storybook**: Visual component browser for `packages/ui`. Port `6006` in dev.
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### Next.js App Router
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All apps use the Next.js App Router (`app/` directory). Page files are `page.tsx`, layouts are `layout.tsx`.
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