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Use when starting a brand-new project or repository from scratch. Triggers on "create a new project", "spin up a new app", "scaffold a new repo", "start a new Next.js project". Scaffolds from the personal Next.js monorepo template (Mark-Life/netxjs-monorepo) and runs the standard bootstrap.

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New Project

Scaffold a new project from the personal Next.js monorepo template.

When to use

  • Starting a brand-new project / repo from scratch.
  • Triggers: "create a new project", "spin up a new app", "scaffold a new repo", "new Next.js project".

Steps

Replace <project-name> with the project name. Run from the directory where the project folder should live.

gh repo create <project-name> --template Mark-Life/netxjs-monorepo --private --clone
cd <project-name>
bun install
bun run upgrade

bun run upgrade updates Next.js, refreshes all shadcn/ui components, updates deps, and runs lint fixes.

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