module-scaffolder

Module scaffolding automates creation of new feature modules with a 6-folder structure, TypeScript interfaces, and barrel exports. It generates directories like `components/`, `hooks/`, `utils/`, and `types.ts` with enforced naming conventions and quality standards, eliminating manual setup and ensuring architectural consistency across your codebase.

Yes. The Skill creates new modules for any domain—analytics, notifications, or custom features—with complete boilerplate including I-prefixed TypeScript interfaces, path aliases, and barrel exports. Use the included `create-module.sh` script to instantly populate the module structure and ready it for development.

Scaffolding enforces a 6-folder architecture, I-prefixed interfaces, no `any` types, file size limits of 180 lines or less, and consistent naming conventions. A validation script checks structure, file sizes, and import patterns to ensure immediate compliance with DevPrep AI's production-ready standards.

Instead of manually creating directories, writing boilerplate, and configuring exports, the Skill generates the entire module skeleton with correct TypeScript types, path aliases, and barrel exports in one command. This saves hours and eliminates inconsistencies across feature modules.

After scaffolding the module structure, use the included `add-component.sh` script to insert new components into the module's `components/` directory while maintaining naming conventions and TypeScript interface requirements. The validation script verifies each addition complies with standards.

The Skill is designed for DevPrep AI's established architecture and expects an existing frontend project with path aliases configured. It follows the platform's 6-folder module pattern, so you should have a base project structure in place before scaffolding new modules.