ai-ad-code-assembler (docs)

Code assembly takes your adapted files and requirements, then produces a complete modular artifact across backend, frontend, or fullstack scopes. The process generates multi-file modules including services, routers, schemas, types, hooks, components, and pages, delivered with a repo map and integration guide.

Assembly delivers three core outputs: the assembled_module containing all generated files organized by scope, a repo_map showing the structure and relationships, and an integration_guide with step-by-step instructions for incorporating the module into your project.

Yes. The assembly process honors optional controls including scope selection (backend, frontend, fullstack), include_tests for test file generation, include_types for type definitions, and output_format for desired delivery format.

Follow the integration guide provided with your assembled module. It contains step-by-step instructions specific to your scope and output, covering where to place files, how to wire dependencies, and integration points within your project structure.

Prepare adapted files containing your code snippets or partial implementations, and a requirements document specifying what functionality the module should deliver. The assembly process uses these inputs to generate the complete, production-ready module.