ck:bootstrap

You can automate project bootstrapping by providing project requirements to trigger end-to-end scaffolding. The workflow handles research, design, planning, and implementation automatically to generate a runnable project scaffold.

Multi-agent workflow bootstrapping orchestrates multiple agents to handle project initialization concurrently. You need it when automating end-to-end project setup from idea to running code while ensuring compatibility with downstream planning and cooking steps.

Yes, you can control depth and concurrency using full, auto, fast, and parallel modes. These modes manage the level of research, design, planning, and implementation applied during the project scaffolding process.

To start bootstrapping a project, provide your project requirements via the bootstrap command. This initiates the automatic workflow that orchestrates downstream planning and cooking steps to generate the runnable code.

Yes, automated bootstrapping integrates with design references and onboarding steps to accelerate project initialization. This ensures the generated scaffold aligns with existing designs and smoothly transitions into downstream planning phases.

The mode-based flags provide clear usage constraints for project scaffolding. While full, auto, fast, and parallel modes control research and implementation depth, users must ensure compatibility with downstream planning and cooking steps.