task-starter

To generate a project documentation scaffold, you provide a project name and optional description to a script that creates a date-prefixed folder with templates. This produces a ready-to-fill standard layout including a README, references, specs, and todos to accelerate kickoff.

Creating a standard folder structure is best handled by running a script-driven generator that sets up directories for references, specs, and todos. It establishes your project context immediately by placing a README and gitkeep placeholders in each directory.

Yes, you need Python 3 installed to run the script that generates the project templates and folder structure. The generation process also requires a writable output path to create the date-prefixed directory and gitkeep placeholders.

Yes, you can use it for current-state analysis and task planning because it produces ready-to-fill templates for requirements gathering. It applies phase-driven workflow guidance to streamline planning and ensure alignment across teams.

The generated project scaffold includes templates for a README, references, specs, and todos. Each directory within the date-prefixed folder also contains gitkeep placeholders to maintain the structure in version control.

A script-driven folder structure accelerates kickoff by eliminating setup friction and inconsistent starter documents. It instantly generates a standardized layout with phase-driven workflow guidance, allowing teams to focus immediately on filling out specs and planning.