scaffold-silence

To disable scaffold detection warnings, set `agentSquad.scaffoldDetect` to `false` in the project's `.claude/settings.json` file. This suppresses repetitive scaffold prompting during plugin authoring or project setup without running any actual scaffolding.

Scaffold detection warnings are system prompts that appear at session start when the system detects a potential scaffolding need. They interrupt your workflow by prompting about scaffolding during plugin authoring or project setup when you do not want to run any scaffolding.

Yes, scaffold suppression settings can be targeted to a specific directory. The skill defaults to the current working directory (`$PWD`) but supports target scoping via ARGUMENTS passed to the provided bash script, applying changes only to that project's `.claude/settings.json`.

Yes, disabling scaffold detection is fully reversible. You can re-enable the prompt later by manually removing the `agentSquad.scaffoldDetect` entry from the target project's `.claude/settings.json` file, which restores the default scaffold detection warnings.

The best way to stop scaffold prompting without scaffolding is to edit `.claude/settings.json` and write `agentSquad.scaffoldDetect=false`. This directly disables the detection warnings for the active project without triggering any scaffolding processes.

No dependencies are required to suppress scaffold warnings. The skill operates independently using provided bash scripts to modify the `.claude/settings.json` file in the target project directory, requiring no external packages or plugins to function.