scaffold-exercises

To scaffold exercise directory structures for course development, generate section and exercise folders automatically using standardized numeric prefixes and dash-case naming conventions to ensure structural consistency across educational content.

Manually created course exercise folders fail lint validation due to inconsistent naming conventions, missing required subfolders, or absent readme stub files that standardized scaffold generation prevents during course development.

Yes, you can generate problem, solution, and explainer subfolders for course exercises using variant-aware stubbing, which creates required readme stubs and optional subfolders based on specific exercise specifications.

The best way to create multiple course exercises with correct folder structure is automated scaffolding, which generates 10+ exercises with required subfolders in seconds while ensuring compliance with internal lint validation rules.

Yes, scaffolded exercise generation works with pnpm ai-hero-cli lint validation by producing directory structures that follow required naming conventions and include all necessary stub files to pass compliance checks.

Automated exercise stub file generation creates placeholder readme files and directory structures but does not populate them with actual educational content, requiring course creators to manually write the instructional material.