scaffold

Project scaffolding is automated by creating necessary directories and configuration files. The system reads an architecture doc or queries you for project details to determine the required structure and tooling, ensuring a jumpstart on development without writing source or test files.

Yes, project configuration can be generated directly from an architecture document. The system reads the document to determine the required directory structure, dependencies, and tooling configurations to apply during the setup process.

No, this project setup tool enforces a strict boundary and never writes source or test files. It is designed exclusively for greenfield or pipeline-driven workflows to create directories, install dependencies, and apply configurations.

The best way to scaffold a greenfield project is by providing your architecture document or answering queries about your project. The system then automatically creates the directories, installs dependencies, and applies the required tooling configurations.

Dependencies and tooling configurations are installed based on your architecture document or project details. The setup process automatically applies these configurations to your new project directories without generating any source or test files.