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Figentra is a developer platform built around a monorepo-first philosophy. It provides a collection of well-typed packages — covering contracts, health checks, dependency injection, error handling, testing utilities, and more — alongside opinionated standards and runbooks that help engineering teams ship confidently and consistently.

Quickstart

Get your first Figentra project running in minutes

Installation

Install packages and configure your monorepo workspace

Packages

Browse all available packages and their APIs

Standards

Explore coding standards for consistent, maintainable code

Why Figentra?

Building large TypeScript applications across multiple teams introduces friction: conflicting conventions, duplicated utilities, inconsistent error handling, and fragmented testing strategies. Figentra solves this by providing a unified platform where every package, standard, and pattern is designed to work together.

Typed Packages

Every package ships with full TypeScript types and contracts — no guessing at API shapes

Shared Standards

File naming, folder structure, linting, and testing conventions enforced across all teams

Operational Runbooks

Deployment, incident response, and security runbooks baked in from day one

How It Works

1

Install the packages you need

Add @figentra/* packages to your monorepo workspace packages using your preferred package manager.
2

Apply the standards

Follow the file naming, folder structure, and linting standards to keep your codebase consistent.
3

Use the architecture patterns

Reference the Architecture Decision Records and monorepo structure guide to make informed design choices.
4

Operate with confidence

Use the runbooks for deployment, incident response, and security when things go wrong.

Explore the Documentation

Architecture Overview

Understand the monorepo structure and key architectural decisions

Core Packages

Start with contracts, health checks, and the DI container

Testing Standards

Learn how Figentra projects structure and run tests

Operations

Review deployment and incident response runbooks