reengine-builder

Scaffolding new engine modules from specifications generates initial codebase skeletons, tests, and documentation to bootstrap development. This ensures consistent architecture and naming conventions while fulfilling the smallest vertical slice requirements.

Bootstrapping a production-ready codebase requires applying scaffolding to module development, testing, and documentation phases. This approach ensures adherence to repo conventions and automation principles, accelerating the development cycle from specs to production.

Automated scaffolding aligns tests and documentation with repo conventions by generating module skeletons that enforce consistent architecture. It updates documentation automatically and creates the necessary test structures to maintain a coherent, production-grade codebase.

Yes, specifications are required to scaffold the initial engine module skeletons. The scaffolding process uses these specs to bootstrap the codebase, ensuring the generated modules meet the defined requirements for the smallest vertical slice.

Use scaffolding for engine module development during the initial bootstrap, integration, and maintenance phases. It is needed when you want to rapidly implement modules from specs while ensuring production-ready status, test coverage, and documentation alignment.

Yes, scaffolding can generate tests and documentation updates for the smallest vertical slice. It fulfills these requirements by bootstrapping engine components and tooling, ensuring the codebase adheres to automation principles and repo conventions.