create-code

You can standardize code scaffolding by generating templates with a four-block pattern that separates metadata, setup, body, and closing sections. This enforces consistent file structures across Go, Bash, and Python executables or libraries.

The four-block pattern for code generation divides files into METADATA, SETUP, BODY, and CLOSING sections. It enforces identity through YAML frontmatter and includes basic health checks and versioning rules to reduce boilerplate.

You can bootstrap a new CLI tool by applying the four-block template and then filling in the language-specific logic. This provides a standardized foundation with predefined metadata, setup, core logic, and cleanup sections for rapid development.

This scaffolding approach supports YAML frontmatter to enforce file identity within the METADATA block. It standardizes project metadata alongside basic health checks and versioning rules across generated code files.

The four-block pattern is limited to Go, Bash, and Python projects for generating executables, libraries, or scripts. It enforces a strict METADATA, SETUP, BODY, and CLOSING structure, which may not suit architectures requiring different file layouts.