scaffold

Scaffold new code files by reading the existing project conventions for naming, structure, and test patterns, then generating new files that precisely match them to eliminate guesswork and drift. This ensures new components and services integrate seamlessly.

Project-aware codegen generates new files based on existing repository patterns and handles file wiring by automatically updating registration points and barrel exports to ensure the new modules are correctly integrated into the project.

Yes, you can generate routes and hooks while enforcing exact naming patterns. The scaffolding process reads current conventions and replicates exact patterns for new files, ensuring correct wiring and registration updates across the codebase.

Automated scaffolding works with established projects by wiring generated files into the project's registration points and barrel exports. It reads the current export structure and updates it automatically to maintain repository consistency.

The best way to avoid codebase drift is to use project-aware scaffolding that reads existing conventions and automatically wires generated files into registration points. This enforces exact naming and export patterns to maintain consistency.

You should not use automated codegen when your project lacks established conventions or consistent patterns. The scaffolding relies on reading existing repository structures to replicate exact patterns for new files and wiring.