create-bundle

To scaffold a new bundle directory, use the create-bundle skill to generate the folder structure and initial manifest files automatically. It guides you through a structured naming process and creates a README.md file to ensure consistency across reusable software components.

Enforcing naming conventions for reusable components requires a structured process based on technology, domain, and purpose. This skill evaluates names against defined vocabularies and rubrics, ensuring every new bundle directory follows strict repository standards.

No dependencies are required to generate bundle manifest files. The skill operates independently to scaffold new directories and initial documentation, relying solely on its internal logic to enforce repository structure and naming conventions.

You should use structured scaffolding for bundle creation when adding reusable software components to a repository, such as AWS S3 bucket configurations or database schema migrations. It ensures consistent repository structure and valid descriptive naming across all new components.

When scaffolding a new bundle, the skill generates a new directory containing a README.md file and initial manifest files. These files provide the foundational repository structure and documentation needed for building reusable software components.

Bundle naming requires evaluating technology, domain, and purpose to create valid and descriptive identifiers for reusable components. This structured evaluation ensures the bundle name accurately reflects its function within the repository structure and adheres to defined vocabularies.