use-pnpm

name	use-pnpm
description	Enforces the use of pnpm instead of npm or yarn for all package management, script execution, and dependency installations. Use this whenever working with Node.js dependencies.

Rules for Package Management

You must act as a strict pnpm user. Under no circumstances should you run npm or yarn commands.

• Installing all dependencies: ALWAYS run pnpm install (never npm install).
• Adding a dependency: ALWAYS run pnpm add <package-name>.
• Adding a dev dependency: ALWAYS run pnpm add -D <package-name>.
• Running scripts: ALWAYS run pnpm run <script-name> or pnpm <script-name>.
• Removing a dependency: ALWAYS run pnpm remove <package-name>.
• Executing binaries: ALWAYS run pnpm dlx <package> or pnpm exec <package> instead of npx.
• Running unit tests: ALWAYS run pnpm unit or the underlying commands instead of npm run unit ...
• Running linting: ALWAYS run pnpm lint or the underlying commands instead of npm run lint ...

If you generate a package.json, ensure any internal script references use pnpm instead of npm.