Making Turborepo 96% faster with agents, sandboxes, and humans - Vercel Turborepo 2.9 is up to 96% faster than Turborepo 2.8. Here's how we did it, using coding agents, a human in the loop, and Vercel Sandboxes.

Making Turborepo 96% faster with agents, sandboxes, and humans | Vercel News

Huge release. I don't even know where to start, honestly.

I've written a blog post about the performance gains that I think you'll love reading.

vercel.com/blog/making-...

If my science experiments pan out, yes, no biggie.

That article is outdated and we are probably going to update our guidance soon to use Project References. I'm doing experiments on our large internal monorepos and its looking fast.

Indeed! tsup told me to. 😄

I don’t know if anyone is going to read this but Turborepo has the same features listed as Nx.

Really unfortunate that no one is paying attention to the AI’s outputs here. Misinformation stinks.

Sorry to ask, just don’t want to forget because I’m AFK. If I had my laptop, I’d just fix it. Appreciate it!

Can you open a GitHub Issue with a reproduction? Thank you!

Gotta go fast. 🫡

Turborepo 2.8 Git worktrees, Agent Skill, AI-enabled documentation, `turbo docs`, task descriptions

Turborepo 2.8 is the build system for agentic coding:

· Shared local caching for Git worktrees
· Agent Skill: 𝚗𝚙𝚡 𝚜𝚔𝚒𝚕𝚕𝚜 𝚊𝚍𝚍 𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚌𝚎𝚕/𝚝𝚞𝚛𝚋𝚘𝚛𝚎𝚙𝚘
· Docs: AI chat, Markdown responses, 𝚝𝚞𝚛𝚋𝚘 𝚍𝚘𝚌𝚜 subcommand, and more

turborepo.dev/blog/2-8

Just let us Ember enjoyers be happy.

Answered you there and on Twitter already! You’re everywhere! 😄

Turborepo 2.7 | Turborepo Devtools, Composable configuration, Biome rule, Yarn 4 catalogs

Turborepo 2.7

· Browser-based devtools
· Composable Package Configurations
· ESLint plugin ported to Biome
· Yarn 4 catalogs

turborepo.com/blog/turbo-2-7

No, not today. I would do this as "turbo run codegen && turbo run unit-tests -- --foo=bar".

I see. So you’re wanting Turborepo to have the knowledge of the location of the services and be able to dynamically inject that location into the other services that need it?

Microfrontends | Turborepo Learn how to use Turborepo's built-in microfrontends proxy for local development.

Might be more than you're asking for, but it does indeed orchestrate ports.
turborepo.com/docs/guides/...

Turborepo 2.6 | Turborepo Microfrontends, Bun package manager to stable, task search in TUI

Turborepo 2.6

· Develop with microfrontends locally
· Bun package manager support is now stable
· Task list search in TUI

turborepo.com/blog/turbo-2-6

What’s holding you back from Turborepo? What do we need to do better?

Approved! Happy to hear any feedback.

Makes sense, should be doable.

I do want to make the scaffolding experience more powerful/flexible, though. How would you want it to work?

Start with an example | Turborepo Start with an example Turborepo.

You can use any example you'd like!
turborepo.com/docs/getting...

Likelihood that this is in two or three releases from now is high. I’ll need a few to figure it out so you’ll be able to delete some cruft.

Are you looking for Git worktrees support or something else?

Could you make it pass 100% instead?

Thanks!

/s

A screenshot of this PR: https://github.com/biomejs/biome/issues/2228

biome good

Managing dependencies | Turborepo Learn how to manage dependencies in your monorepo's workspace.

😁

turborepo.com/docs/craftin...

pnpm dlx -D -w turbo@canary

In the next version of Turborepo...

pnpm catalogs are supported.

Available today on v2.5.4-canary-0.

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