scaffold-exercises

To generate lint-passing exercise scaffolds, use a scaffold tool that automatically creates nested section-exercise directories with problem, solution, and explainer files. It enforces structural rules for subfolders, non-empty readmes, and link integrity to ensure your course structure passes validation checks.

Organizing course sections and exercises requires standardized nested directories like 01-section/01.01-exercise with problem, solution, and explainer variants. Automated scaffolding preserves link integrity by creating non-empty readme stubs for required subfolders and validating structural rules during generation.

Yes, you can rename and move exercises while preserving structure and lint compatibility using dedicated scaffold tooling. It maintains the nested section-exercise hierarchy and readme non-emptiness rules, ensuring the reorganized course content continues passing lint checks without broken links.

Course structure lint checks fail when exercises lack required subfolders, non-empty readmes, or valid links. Automated scaffolding addresses this by generating standardized section-exercise hierarchies with problem, solution, and explainer variants that satisfy all structural rules and link integrity requirements upfront.

No, you do not need to manually create readme stubs. The automated scaffold tool creates non-empty readme stubs for all required subfolders during exercise generation, ensuring readme non-emptiness and link integrity rules are satisfied without manual intervention.

An exercise scaffold enforces structural rules for nested section-exercise hierarchies, including proper subfolder creation, non-empty readme stubs, and link integrity. It generates problem, solution, and explainer variants that satisfy lint requirements for standardized course development workflows.