new-collection-object

To generate boilerplate for a new runtime object, you describe the desired type, module, class, properties, and base class. The skill then produces standard scaffolding for properties, constructors, TypeName aliases, and module integration to ensure consistency.

A Collection-managed runtime object is a Streams, Interfaces, or Protocol component within the OpenWatt codebase. You need to scaffold one when adding a new managed object type that requires consistent lifecycle methods and module registration to function properly.

You scaffold a managed object type by invoking the skill with your object description. It generates the required boilerplate for imports, lifecycle methods, and module registration, integrating the new type directly into the console and module infrastructure.

Yes, the boilerplate generator works for Streams, Interfaces, and Protocol components. It applies predefined patterns to ensure property declarations, constructors, and TypeName aliases follow consistent codebase standards across all generated objects.

The best way to ensure consistency when creating boilerplate templates is to use an automated scaffolding skill. It enforces standard property declarations, constructors, and lifecycle methods, eliminating repetitive manual coding errors across the codebase.