dev-project-assemble

To assemble a runnable monorepo project, this Skill wires separate backend and frontend scaffold artifacts into a cohesive directory tree with proper entry points, config generation, and consistent file splitting.

Splitting bundled scaffold outputs involves separating monolithic artifacts into backend routes, schemas, services, and frontend components, hooks, and pages, enforcing consistent file splitting and provider wiring across the project.

Yes, you can generate and document environment and project configuration for TypeScript monorepos. It enforces environment documentation across backend and frontend artifacts to ensure proper provider wiring.

Yes, the project assembly process supports optional API docs integration when an OpenAPI specification is provided, wiring the documentation alongside generated environment configuration and directory trees.

The best way to wire full-stack TypeScript scaffolds is applying consistent directory trees, entry points, and config generation across monorepo setups, ensuring provider wiring and environment documentation are enforced.

Yes, you need separate backend and frontend scaffold artifacts generated beforehand. This Skill assembles those existing scaffold outputs into a runnable project structure with proper directory trees and entry points.