What problem does it solve? Starting a new software project from scratch often leads to inconsistent architecture decisions, missing documentation, and mismatched frontend/backend designs. This Skill guides you through a structured planning process that produces a coherent architecture and production-ready READMEs for frontend, backend, and database. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided Architecture Planning: Walks through project understanding, architecture pattern selection, tech stack suggestion, screen/UX ideas, database design, and endpoint design — each with explicit human approval gates. - Standardized README Generation: Produces detailed READMEs with emoji section headers, ASCII folder trees, layer responsibility descriptions, data flow diagrams, route listings, and environment variable blocks, adapted to monorepo, fullstack, backend-only, or frontend-only setups. - Stack-Agnostic Adaptation: Adjusts patterns, SQL dialects, and documentation format to any technology stack and database provider (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, SQLite, Firebase, Supabase, and others). - Use Case: A student team starting a farm management system describes their requirements, receives a suggested React + Express + PostgreSQL architecture with folder structure and database schema, approves each step, and gets three consistent READMEs ready to commit. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan the architecture for your new project by describing its objective, target audience, core features, and preferred technologies.
