scaffold-exercises

Automating course directory scaffolding generates standardized nested folder structures for sections and exercises, including problem, solution, and explainer variants. This eliminates manual overhead and human error when setting up complex curriculum modules requiring strict file naming conventions.

Course curriculum directory linting fails when required subfolders and readme files are missing or incorrectly initialized. Using an automated scaffolding tool ensures all generated structures pass internal CLI linting rules, preventing broken links or missing files during curriculum development workflows.

Yes, the ai-hero-cli tool is required to validate directory integrity and ensure all required subfolders and readme files are correctly initialized. It enforces strict adherence to linting rules and file naming conventions required for standardized educational content structures.

Generating multiple exercises within a single curriculum section is fully supported. You can instantly generate the entire folder hierarchy for a section with multiple exercises, such as 05.01, 05.02, and 05.03, ensuring each contains the required readme stubs and standardized file structure.

The best way to ensure standard file naming conventions across course modules is using an automated scaffolding process that applies strict linting compliance. This instantly generates nested directory structures with required readme stubs, preventing broken links and missing files in educational content.

Limitations of automated scaffolding for curriculum development include strict dependency on the ai-hero-cli tool for validation and adherence to predefined directory structures. It is specifically tailored for educational content workflows requiring problem, solution, and explainer variant folders.