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🎯 Major Achievements: - Standardized 193+ SCSS imports across all libraries - Created 12 independent Git repositories with clean submodule structure - Eliminated relative path dependencies for true library portability - Added comprehensive consumer integration documentation 📦 Libraries Successfully Published: • ui-design-system (foundation) • ui-essentials (components) • shared-utils (utilities) • auth-client (authentication) • ui-landing-pages (marketing components) • ui-code-display (syntax highlighting) • ui-accessibility (WCAG compliance) • hcl-studio (color management) • ui-animations (CSS animations) • ui-backgrounds (background effects) • ui-font-manager (typography) • ui-data-utils (data manipulation) 🔧 Technical Improvements: - All SCSS imports now use standardized 'ui-design-system/' paths - Libraries work independently as Git submodules - Consumer projects can selectively include only needed libraries - Professional Git history with initial commits for each library - Updated integration guides with step-by-step workflows 📋 Documentation Added: - CONSUMER_INTEGRATION_GUIDE.md - Complete setup instructions - Updated SUBMODULE_INTEGRATION_GUIDE.md - Enhanced with dependency info - Library-specific README files for all repositories 🚀 Ready for Production: - All libraries pushed to https://git.sky-ai.com/jules/* - Clean separation of concerns across library boundaries - Independent versioning and release cycles possible - Optimal structure for LLM analysis and maintenance This completes the monorepo-to-submodule transformation, making the SSuite library ecosystem ready for professional distribution and consumption. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
SSuite
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