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workers/rpc.ts for WorkerRef or DO RPC types, package exports, cross-worker type imports without Turbo cycles, and root dev/destroy wiring. Use when adding WorkerRef, WorkerStub, workers/rpc.ts, turbo circular dependency warnings, or a new app missing from root bun run dev.
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Add or change a Durable Object worker package under durable-objects/ (Alchemy, env.d.ts, Hono on the DO). Use when scaffolding with turbo gen durable-object, editing durable-objects/*/alchemy.run.ts, workers/app.ts, or env.d.ts for a DO. Not for web app bindings or cross-worker rpc—see cf-web-alchemy-bindings and cf-worker-rpc-turbo.
Socka + Durable Object WebSockets—defineSocka, SockaWebSocketDO, useSockaSession, SSR-safe ws URLs, web worker forwarding, live-draft vs commit, canvas/whiteboard acceptance, and pre-merge checks. Use for realtime features, /api/ws, or @firtoz/socka.
Wire @internal/web to durable-objects workers—workspace dep, alchemy.run.ts ReactRouter bindings, and env patterns. Use when adding `workspace:*` for a worker, editing apps/web/alchemy.run.ts, or debugging missing worker types after a new package.
Alchemy + env files — repo-root `.env.local` (dev), `.env.staging` (staging / PR preview deploys), `.env.production` (prod / CI), optional per-package `.env.local`, and package-local Alchemy apps. Use when adding secrets or non-secret vars or debugging missing env in local dev. Never use a plain `.env` file. `.env.example` is human documentation only — no script reads it for all keys.
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Guide for creating new Agent Skills when patterns emerge or improvements are needed. Use when encountering repeated patterns, making the same mistakes, discovering better approaches, or receiving user corrections. Covers keeping each skill small (one topic), when to split SKILL.md or add references/, and line-count heuristics.
| name | cf-worker-rpc-turbo |
| description | workers/rpc.ts for WorkerRef or DO RPC types, package exports, cross-worker type imports without Turbo cycles, and root dev/destroy wiring. Use when adding WorkerRef, WorkerStub, workers/rpc.ts, turbo circular dependency warnings, or a new app missing from root bun run dev. |
WorkerRef<Rpc>, WorkerStub<Rpc>, or DurableObjectNamespace<DoRpc>.durable-objects/* or worker package does not start with bun run dev from root, or turbo run destroy:* order is wrong.workers/rpc.ts rulesKeep it env-free — Only export type + Rpc.*Branded intersections. No import from ../env (avoids extra Env when another package typechecks this file).
Exports — In that package package.json: "./workers/rpc": "./workers/rpc.ts". Re-export from ./alchemy with export type { … } when consumers only need the main entry (optional).
Alchemy — Use the exported RPC type: DurableObjectNamespace<YourDoRpc>, WorkerRef<OtherWorkerRpc>, etc.
ping-do ↔ other-worker)When two worker packages WorkerRef / WorkerStub each other to avoid ./alchemy value-import cycles, paste no drift service / name strings derived from omitDefaultPhysicalWorkerScriptName(peerAlchemyAppId, app.stage) with DEFAULT_WORKER_RESOURCE_ID/ALCHEMY_APP_IDS from alchemy-utils/worker-peer-scripts.
workspace:* direction between two siblings (e.g. ping-do → other-worker for import type { OtherWorkerRpc } from "other-worker/alchemy").import type from ../<sibling>/workers/rpc (not from "<sibling>/alchemy") so both sides are not workspace deps of each other for types.bun run dev — explicit filtersdev uses turbo run dev --filter=@internal/web --filter=.... Add --filter=<new-package-name> for each new top-level Alchemy app or it will not run in the root dev TUI.<pkg>#destroy:prod, #destroy:staging, and #destroy:preview each with dependsOn on the matching @internal/web#destroy:* so the web is destroyed first (match existing ping-do#destroy:*, other-worker#destroy:*, etc.).ReactRouter bindings and apps/web/alchemy.run.ts.