eject-sf

Remove SaaS Factory components and references from Next.js projects.

Updated Apr 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/arroyo2009jose-max/civradar-autoridades --skill eject-sf-arroyo2009jose-max
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: eject-sf
Source: https://github.com/arroyo2009jose-max/civradar-autoridades/tree/main/.claude/skills/eject-sf
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/arroyo2009jose-max/civradar-autoridades --skill eject-sf-arroyo2009jose-max

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This tool safely eliminates all SaaS Factory scaffolding and references from a codebase, returning a clean Next.js project ready for distribution or redeployment.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Destructively removes SaaS Factory components such as internal templates, MCP configs, prompts, and design-system references while preserving the functional application code.
  • Prompts the user for explicit confirmation before executing any destructive actions to prevent accidental data loss.
  • Cleans up development artifacts and metadata, replacing SaaS Factory branding with a neutral project identity.

Quick Start

Type EJECT to begin the destruction sequence after you have confirmed the warning.

Frequently Asked Questions about eject-sf

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I remove SaaS Factory components from a Next.js project?

Removing SaaS Factory scaffolding involves deleting internal templates, MCP configurations, and system prompts to return a clean Next.js project. The process destructively cleans up development artifacts and metadata while preserving the functional application code.

What does codebase cleanup do when refactoring a SaaS template project?

Codebase cleanup during a SaaS template refactor destructively removes internal templates, MCP configs, and design-system references. It sanitizes metadata and replaces SaaS Factory branding with a neutral identity to prepare the project for distribution or redeployment.

Can I undo the removal of SaaS Factory scaffolding after running a destructive refactor?

No, the removal of SaaS Factory scaffolding is a destructive workflow that cannot be undone. The tool requires you to type EJECT to confirm the warning and execute the deletion of internal templates, MCP configurations, and system prompts, ensuring intentional execution.

Does the SaaS Factory removal process preserve my application code?

Yes, the SaaS Factory removal process preserves your functional application code. It specifically targets and destructively removes SaaS Factory components such as internal templates, MCP configs, prompts, and design-system references while leaving your core application intact.

When do I need to eject a SaaS Factory template from my codebase?

You need to eject a SaaS Factory template from your codebase when you want to return a clean Next.js project ready for distribution or redeployment. It eliminates all SaaS Factory scaffolding and references, replacing the branding with a neutral project identity.