fyrer.yml config file at your repo root, and fyrer resolves the dependency graph, runs tasks concurrently at each level, and skips unchanged work using a content-addressed cache. Whether you’re coordinating Rust services, TypeScript frontends, or Python tooling, fyrer keeps your build pipeline fast and your dev loop tight.
Quick Start
Get fyrer running in your monorepo in minutes.
Installation
Install via cargo or build from source.
Configuration
Learn the fyrer.yml config format.
CLI Reference
Explore fyrer run, plan, and list commands.
Key Features
Concurrent Execution
Runs tasks at each dependency graph level in parallel, maximising throughput across your monorepo.
Build Caching
Content-addressed cache skips unchanged tasks with ⚡ Cached — only rebuild what actually changed.
Language Agnostic
Works with any language: Rust, Go, TypeScript, Python, and more — if it runs in a shell, fyrer can orchestrate it.
Interactive TUI
Full-screen terminal UI with a per-task log viewer so you always know what’s running and why it failed.
How It Works
1
Add fyrer.yml
Create a
fyrer.yml at your monorepo root listing your packages and their tasks.fyrer.yml
2
Declare Dependencies
Use
depends_on to wire task execution order. fyrer builds a dependency graph and automatically runs independent tasks in parallel.3
Run
Execute
fyrer run build to orchestrate a full build, or fyrer run dev to spin up all dev servers — fyrer handles the rest.