Why this system had to exist
I organized this system as a future-facing consolidation of application surfaces and automation workflows that support real estate and sales operations. Instead of leaving business logic split across separate projects, the goal was to bring apps, APIs, and workflow assets into one coordinated stack. That makes operational intelligence easier to reason about and extend.
I organized this system as a future-facing consolidation of application surfaces and automation workflows that support real estate and sales operations.
Instead of leaving business logic split across separate projects, the goal was to bring apps, APIs, and workflow assets into one coordinated stack.
That makes operational intelligence easier to reason about and extend.
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pnpm/Turbo Monorepo
This layer participates in the wider system boundary described in the story above, connecting runtime behavior, user-facing interaction, and safety constraints into one deployable stack.
Before / after transformation
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Project Structure
Separated systems
Optimized resolution
Unified monorepo
What shipped
Monorepo structure for apps, packages, and integrations
CRM and API applications developed under one operational stack
Workflow assets for lead intake, sync, AI insights, and notification flows
Docker and development scripts for coordinated local execution
