sketch

To generate a code skeleton, outline the chosen feature approach to produce file and module structures with imports, exports, and function signatures, leaving TODO placeholders for deferred implementation logic.

Code scaffolding is the process of creating minimal file outlines with signatures and TODOs. Use it for prototyping when you need to visualize module architecture and agree on structure before writing actual implementation logic.

Yes, you can use this scaffolding approach immediately after architecture analysis or design decisions to sketch the winning solution path into a clear prototype shape without prematurely adding logic.

The best way to start implementation without premature logic is to generate a minimal, structured code skeleton that preserves imports, exports, and class outlines while deliberately deferring actual logic implementation.

Yes, code scaffolding preserves existing codebase conventions while generating file outlines, ensuring that imports, exports, and function signatures align with the established architectural patterns of your project.

You should avoid generating minimal code skeletons when your project requires immediate functional logic rather than structural outlines, or when the architectural design and module interface decisions have not yet been finalized.