deft-build

To generate a project scaffold from a specification markdown file, place a SPECIFICATION.md at your project root and run a Deft-compliant build skill to automate the creation of structure, implementation stubs, and baseline tests.

Automated scaffolding from a SPECIFICATION.md is the process of transforming a ready specification document into a production-grade project structure, reducing manual setup time and ensuring strict adherence to framework standards.

Yes, you can automate phase-by-phase project setup using a specification document by applying a phase-driven workflow that sequentially generates scaffolding, implementation stubs, testing harnesses, and quality checks.

Yes, a SPECIFICATION.md must be prepared and placed at the project root before generating code skeletons, as it provides the foundational requirements required for deterministic scaffolding and quality checks.

The best way to ensure consistent project structure across multiple builds is to use deterministic code generation from a standardized specification document, aligning every scaffold with strict framework compliance.

Automated scaffolding requires a specification document because it acts as the single source of truth for deterministic project generation, dictating the structure, implementation stubs, and testing harnesses needed for development.