project-scaffolder
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Use this to bootstrap a new project from a stack profile with structure, lint, CI, and docs baked in.
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- gnjohnny/Maps2Chattheir own version, first seen Oct 13, 2026
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- RandyRawgust/ai-knowledge-base-templatetheir own version, first seen May 22, 2026
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Project Scaffolder
Use this to bootstrap a new project from a stack profile with structure, lint, CI, and docs baked in.
Tech profile — Technology: project scaffold · Language: any · Stack: any · Toolchain: any · Domain: developer-experience (Stack-agnostic method; emits a layout + config for the chosen stack via the tech profile.)
When to use this skill
- Starting a new service/library/app and wanting consistent, golden-path conventions.
- Standardizing how an org bootstraps repos (structure, lint, CI, docs, conventions).
- Producing the baseline the
scaffold-new-serviceworkflow builds on.
When NOT to use this skill
- Configuring CI for an existing repo — use
devops/ci-pipeline-generator. - Setting up only lint/format — use
developer-experience/linter-formatter-setup(planned). - Provisioning infra — use
cloud/cloud-resource-provisioner.
Prerequisites
- The project type (service/library/CLI/app) and target stack.
- Any org conventions to enforce (license, code owners, commit style).
Inputs
| Input | Required | Description |
project_type | yes | service / library / CLI / app |
stack | yes | Language/framework/toolchain |
name | yes | Project name (kebab-case) |
conventions | no | Org rules: license, CODEOWNERS, commit/branch policy |
Instructions
- Choose the golden-path layout for the project type + stack: source, tests, config, and docs directories with predictable names.
- Add a README + docs skeleton following /standards/documentation.md (what/quickstart/inputs-outputs/limitations) — the project is documented from commit one.
- Wire lint + format + pre-commit for the stack so style is automatic, not argued.
- Add a test harness with one passing example test (so
testworks day one) — usetesting/unit-test-generatorfor the example. - Add CI via
devops/ci-pipeline-generator(install → lint → test → build), set as a required check. - Bake in conventions: LICENSE,
.gitignore, editorconfig, CODEOWNERS, and a CHANGELOG — plus commit/branch policy if provided. - Add a task runner (make/just/npm-scripts) exposing
setup,test,lint,build,runso every project has the same verbs. - Verify the golden path: a fresh clone can
setupthentestgreen with no tribal knowledge.
Output
A ready-to-commit project scaffold: golden-path directory layout, README + docs skeleton, lint/format/pre-commit config, a test harness with a passing example, CI config, baked-in conventions (LICENSE/.gitignore/CODEOWNERS/CHANGELOG), and a task runner with standard verbs. A fresh clone is productive immediately.
Constraints & safety
- Golden path works on a fresh clone —
setup→testgreen, no hidden steps. - Conventions are enforced, not suggested (lint/CI/pre-commit), so quality is automatic.
- No secrets in the scaffold; provide
.env.example, never.env(/standards/security.md).
Examples
Minimal below; full enterprise examples in EXAMPLES.md; build steps in IMPLEMENTATION.md.
Given: project_type = service, stack = "<your backend stack>", name = billing-svc.
Produces: src/, tests/ (with a passing example), lint+pre-commit, CI
(lint→test→build, required), README/docs, LICENSE/.gitignore/CODEOWNERS, and a task
runner — setup && test green on a fresh clone.
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