project-setup

Auto-detect Node.js or TypeScript project frameworks by running the /project-setup command, which reads package.json, lockfiles, and common entrypoints to identify your framework, package manager, and database automatically.

Populate CLAUDE.md placeholders by running auto-detection on your project files; the tool identifies your framework and dependencies, then uses the Edit tool to replace placeholders one by one after you review and confirm the detected values.

Yes, project setup works with MidwayJS, NestJS, and Express. It detects the specific Node.js framework by reading your package.json and common entrypoints, determining dependencies and typical entrypoints to accelerate project onboarding.

The best way to configure database and package manager settings is auto-detection from lockfiles and package.json. This minimizes manual setup effort by automatically identifying the environment and applying the results to configuration files.

No, you do not need to manually edit CLAUDE.md. After environment detection, the tool presents results for your confirmation and then automatically applies the changes by replacing placeholders in the file using the Edit tool.

Auto-detection relies on reading package.json, lockfiles, and common entrypoints; projects lacking these standard files or using non-standard configurations may not be fully detected, requiring manual configuration of framework and database details.