amplifier-modulebuilder-skill

To scaffold amplifier-foundation modules, this skill guides you through the bricks and studs architecture to generate tool, hook, provider, context, and orchestrator module types with consistent structure and single-responsibility design.

The five amplifier module types are tool, hook, provider, context, and orchestrator. You need them to build regeneratable amplifier-foundation components, each serving a distinct single-responsibility role within the modular architecture.

Single-responsibility design is enforced by scaffolding each amplifier module type with a focused purpose, exposing public interfaces exclusively via the mount() function, and using the README as the regeneration contract to maintain boundaries.

Regeneratable amplifier modules are created by treating the README as the regeneration contract. This skill uses the README to regenerate modules in future iterations, ensuring the module structure stays synchronized with its documented design.

Yes, this module scaffolding workflow includes best practices for testing and publishing amplifier modules, accelerating your learning path and ensuring production readiness for regeneratable components built with the bricks and studs architecture.

The best way to prototype new amplifier modules is to read the SKILL.md to understand the architectural patterns, then use the modular-builder workflow to prototype new modules and adapt them for your production needs.