bootstrap-from-documentation

You can bootstrap a project from documentation by providing a PROJECT_PLAN.md at the project root and running the bootstrap skill, which generates the required directory structure, configuration files, and nix-based development environment.

Documentation-driven scaffolding generates a project's directory structure and configuration files directly from a PROJECT_PLAN.md, ensuring that foundational docs like README.md and AGENTS.md align with the initial project plan.

You do not need to manually create a flake.nix, because the bootstrap process automatically generates a nix-based development environment to ensure reproducible tooling and consistent team onboarding from your project documentation.

Yes, you can rehydrate a codebase from an existing PROJECT_PLAN.md by running the bootstrap process to regenerate missing directory structures, configuration files, and development environment setup.

A PROJECT_PLAN.md is required at the project root to start bootstrapping, while README.md and AGENTS.md are checked as prerequisites and can be automatically generated during the bootstrap process if they are missing.

The best way to automate project setup from a planning document is using a documentation-driven scaffolding approach that parses a PROJECT_PLAN.md to generate directories, configs, and a validated nix development environment in one step.