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You can scaffold a project using multi-mode orchestration with flags like --full, --auto, --fast, or --parallel. The system handles planning and implementation handoff, writes output to ./plans and ./docs, and enforces naming, gating, testing, and reporting rules.

Multi-agent execution enables parallel workflows with explicit dependency graphs or strict user approval gates for each phase. It triggers downstream planning and cooking skills to produce commit-ready code, tests, and CI-friendly documentation.

Yes, you can generate a production-ready SaaS dashboard with automated design, tests, and CI-friendly docs. The scaffolding process applies to modular monoliths and web APIs, coordinating end-to-end implementation from requirements to a documented codebase.

Fast, auto, full, and parallel modes control the speed and level of user gating during project bootstrapping. Full mode offers interactive gating, while auto, fast, and parallel modes progressively reduce manual orchestration for quicker scaffolding.

Automated project scaffolding works for modular monoliths, web APIs, and SaaS dashboards. It applies architecture, design, planning, and coordinated implementation across agents to produce structured plans, documentation, and a runnable codebase.

You should avoid automated end-to-end project scaffolding when your project requires manual orchestration of research, design, and implementation phases outside of structured plan generation. It is designed for web APIs, SaaS dashboards, and modular monoliths requiring coordinated multi-agent execution.