skill-builder

To create modular skills that follow framework conventions, use a skill-builder tool that generates the required structure from templates. This ensures new programming automation features remain consistent with existing modular design principles and predefined guidelines.

The best way to structure software architecture for framework extension is to enforce modularity through predefined templates. This approach maintains consistency across new features, ensuring the extended capabilities integrate cleanly without disrupting the existing framework design.

Yes, you can use templates to automate programming automation for new features. The skill creation tool provides predefined structures and guidelines that automatically scaffold new modules, keeping them consistent with the framework's modular design principles.

No, you do not need an EVOLUTION.md proposal to introduce new skills, although it is supported. You can directly generate a new skill based on user needs or proposals, using the predefined templates to ensure the new feature adheres to framework conventions.

You should not use a template-based skill creation tool for modular design if your new feature requires a highly custom architecture that fundamentally breaks existing framework conventions. The tool enforces predefined structures, which may limit unconventional software architecture designs.