ck:bootstrap

Project bootstrapping automates research, tech stack selection, design, planning, and implementation to turn an idea into running code. By supplying a project brief, the system orchestrates the end-to-end workflow and scaffolds the initial codebase.

An automated workflow for new projects integrates research, selection, planning, and execution into a single bootstrap process. It applies multi-agent orchestration to guide early-stage product definitions and engineer the scaffolding automatically.

Yes, parallel multi-agent processing supports early-stage product definition and project planning. Invoking the parallel mode deploys multiple agents to handle research, tech stack selection, and design concurrently during the bootstrap workflow.

To skip research and fast-track tech stack selection during project setup, invoke the fast mode. This bypasses initial research and proceeds directly to design, planning, and implementation for rapid scaffolding.

Project bootstrapping does not strictly require interactive input because the auto mode runs by default. However, using the full mode provides an interactive workflow for manually guiding design, planning, and implementation decisions.

Automated end-to-end bootstrapping is designed for early-stage product definitions and engineering projects. It relies on a project brief to trigger mandatory planning and downstream execution, meaning it is not intended for modifying existing mature codebases.