repo-architect

To scaffold an agentic project structure, this Skill automatically generates necessary directories and foundational files like `.github/`, `.opencode/`, and `AGENTS.md` based on your project type. It ensures correct directory hierarchies and foundational files for agentic workflows.

Validating an agentic project structure involves checking for the existence and correct naming of essential files and directories. This Skill reports any missing or incorrectly named configurations, ensuring your repository adheres to the defined 3-layer architecture.

Yes, you can migrate configurations from other agentic tools to the standardized structure. This Skill supports migrating existing project setups into its defined 3-layer architecture, ensuring consistency across different workflows like VS Code GitHub Copilot and OpenCode CLI.

Yes, this scaffolding approach works with both VS Code GitHub Copilot and OpenCode CLI workflows. It manages directory hierarchies, foundational files, agents, skills, and prompts to maintain consistency across these specific agentic development environments.

You need to bootstrap a new AI project structure when starting an agentic development project and want a well-organized repository. This process quickly sets up the necessary directories, agents, skills, and prompts according to best practices.

The main limitation is that automated scaffolding enforces a specific defined 3-layer architecture. If your project requires a highly customized directory hierarchy or foundational files outside this standardized structure, you will need to manually adjust the generated configurations.