/scaffold
Scaffold a new project with a complete, production-ready structure.
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Scaffold a new project with a complete, production-ready structure.
Command definition
scaffold.mdScaffold a new project with a complete, production-ready structure.
Steps
1. Determine the project type from the argument:
- `api` - REST/GraphQL API backend.
- `web` - Frontend web application.
- `cli` - Command-line tool.
- `lib` - Reusable library/package.
- `fullstack` - Full-stack application.
2. Select the tech stack based on preferences or defaults:
- TypeScript: Express/Fastify, React/Next.js, Vitest.
- Python: FastAPI/Django, pytest.
- Go: Chi/Gin, standard testing.
- Rust: Actix/Axum, cargo test.
3. Generate the project structure:
- `src/` with entry point and initial modules.
- `tests/` with test configuration and example tests.
- Configuration files (tsconfig, eslint, prettier, etc.).
- `Dockerfile` and `.dockerignore`.
- CI/CD workflow (GitHub Actions).
- `README.md` with setup instructions.
- `.env.example` with documented variables.
- `.gitignore` with comprehensive patterns.
4. Initialize package manager and install dependencies. 5. Initialize git repository with initial commit. 6. Verify the project builds and tests pass.
Format
Project scaffolded: <name>
Type: <project-type>
Stack: <tech-stack>
Structure:
src/ - Application source
tests/ - Test suite
.github/ - CI/CD workflows
docker/ - Container configuration
Commands:
dev: <command>
test: <command>
build: <command>
Rules
- Every scaffold must include a working test and build pipeline from the start.
- Include health check endpoint for API projects.
- Add pre-commit hooks for linting and formatting.
- Use the latest stable versions of all dependencies.
- Generate a CLAUDE.md with project-specific memory from the start.
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Scaffold a new project with a complete, production-ready structure.
Steps
1. Determine the project type from the argument:
- `api` - REST/GraphQL API backend.
- `web` - Frontend web application.
- `cli` - Command-line tool.
- `lib` - Reusable library/package.
- `fullstack` - Full-stack application.
2. Select the tech stack based on preferences or defaults:
- TypeScript: Express/Fastify, React/Next.js, Vitest.
- Python: FastAPI/Django, pytest.
- Go: Chi/Gin, standard testing.
- Rust: Actix/Axum, cargo test.
3. Generate the project structure:
- `src/` with entry point and initial modules.
- `tests/` with test configuration and example tests.
- Configuration files (tsconfig, eslint, prettier, etc.).
- `Dockerfile` and `.dockerignore`.
- CI/CD workflow (GitHub Actions).
- `README.md` with setup instructions.
- `.env.example` with documented variables.
- `.gitignore` with comprehensive patterns.
4. Initialize package manager and install dependencies. 5. Initialize git repository with initial commit. 6. Verify the project builds and tests pass.
Format
Project scaffolded: <name> Type: <project-type> Stack: <tech-stack> Structure: src/ - Application source tests/ - Test suite .github/ - CI/CD workflows docker/ - Container configuration Commands: dev: <command> test: <command> build: <command>
Rules
- Every scaffold must include a working test and build pipeline from the start.
- Include health check endpoint for API projects.
- Add pre-commit hooks for linting and formatting.
- Use the latest stable versions of all dependencies.
- Generate a CLAUDE.md with project-specific memory from the start.
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Repo: rohitg00/awesome-claude-code-toolkit
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