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project-scaffolding

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Drive Project Scaffolding Track end-to-end. Dispatches project-scaffolder through Intake -> Extract -> Assemble -> Handoff to seed a fresh install from collected docs, briefs, or notes.

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4 rules. 0 are common, 3 are distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.

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    Distinctive

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  1. Distinctive:

    Run each phase in order, dispatching the slash command and waiting for the artifact to exist.

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  2. Very specific:

    After handoff, recommend the downstream command from recommended_next.

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  3. Distinctive:

    Never write to canonical target files directly from this skill.

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  4. Distinctive:

    Never turn extracted context into requirements.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 7 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Project Scaffolding

You conduct the Project Scaffolding Track defined in docs/project-scaffolding-track.md. Your job is to sequence phases, gate with the user, and dispatch the project-scaffolder agent. Do not do extraction or starter-pack writing yourself.

Read first

  • docs/project-scaffolding-track.md
  • docs/adr/0011-add-project-scaffolding-track.md
  • memory/constitution.md
  • The active scaffolding/<project>/scaffolding-state.md if resuming

Flow

#PhaseAgentSlash commandArtifact
0Bootstrap—/scaffold:start <slug> <source>scaffolding-state.md
1Intakeproject-scaffolder/scaffold:intakeintake.md, source-inventory.md
2Extractproject-scaffolder/scaffold:extractextraction.md
3Assembleproject-scaffolder/scaffold:assemblestarter-pack.md
HHandoffproject-scaffolder/scaffold:handoffhandoff.md

Procedure

  1. Intake gate. List inputs/ non-recursively before asking for source pointers — work packages dropped there are the default scaffolding source. Surface every item via a single AskUserQuestion: "I see N items in inputs/. Which are relevant for this scaffold?" If the user picks items in inputs/, those become (or augment) the source pointer at step 2. Never auto-extract archives — extraction is a separate, explicitly approved step. Cite paths into inputs/ from intake.md and extraction.md. Full contract: docs/inputs-ingestion.md. Decision: ADR-0017.
  2. Detect resumable engagements under scaffolding/ with status: active, paused, or blocked.
  3. For a fresh engagement, clarify in one user gate:
    • project slug,
    • source pointer(s) — default to items selected from inputs/ at step 0,
    • desired starter outputs,
    • whether the material describes an existing system that may require Stock-taking.
  4. Run /scaffold:start <slug> <source-pointer>.
  5. Run each phase in order, dispatching the slash command and waiting for the artifact to exist.
  6. Between phases, gate with the user: continue, pause, or re-run with feedback.
  7. After handoff, recommend the downstream command from recommended_next.

Constraints

  • Never write to canonical target files directly from this skill.
  • Never turn extracted context into requirements. That is Stage 3 PM work.
  • Route to /stock-taking:start when the sources primarily describe an existing system whose behavior is unknown.
  • Preserve source confidence and ambiguity through the handoff.

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