gcp-bootstrap

To bootstrap a new Google Cloud project, the skill automates authentication, project selection, API enablement, Secret Manager setup, and environment file generation. It scaffolds the necessary configuration to start development quickly.

Yes, you can scaffold Google Cloud configuration for both Python (FastAPI) and TypeScript (Express/Node) stacks. The skill detects the stack from package.json or requirements.txt and applies the appropriate configuration scaffolding.

The best way to generate a .env.example file is using an automated bootstrap process. This skill detects your existing stack, enables required APIs, configures Secret Manager access, and outputs a ready-to-use environment file with basic config structures.

No, you do not need to manually enable Google Cloud APIs. The bootstrap process guides authentication and project selection, then automatically enables required APIs and sets up Secret Manager access as part of the initial setup workflow.

Google Cloud bootstrap configuration fails to detect a project stack when package.json or requirements.txt files are missing. The skill relies on these specific files to identify whether to scaffold Python or TypeScript environment configurations.

Yes, the Google Cloud bootstrap process supports CI environment credential setup. It authenticates and sets up Google Cloud credentials for both local development and continuous integration environments during the initial project scaffolding.