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Project scaffolder

Skill bg-szy/TOP-SKILLS/skills/marketplace/project-scaffolder

Creates plan.md, task.md, persona.md, project-context.md, and CLAUDE.md for new self-learning resource projects. Use when: (1) /init command is invoked, (2) setting up a new tutorial/guide/documentation project, (3) structure-designer agent needs templates for learning resource structure design. Provides hierarchical Part/Chapter/Section templates with page allocation.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add bg-szy/TOP-SKILLS --skill project-scaffolder

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SKILL.md

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Project Scaffolder Skill

This skill provides templates and guidance for scaffolding new self-learning resource projects.

Templates

The following templates are available in this skill directory:

TemplatePurpose
plan-template.mdProject structure with Part/Chapter/Section hierarchy
task-template.mdSession-based task checklist mirroring plan.md
persona-template.mdWriter/Reader persona and code policy definitions
project-context-template.mdTarget environment and reference URLs
claude-md-template.mdCLAUDE.md project instructions

Workflow

1. Information Gathering

Before scaffolding, collect the following information:

  • Topic: Subject of the learning resource
  • Total Pages: Estimated page count (50/100/200+)
  • Language: Primary language (ko/en)
  • Target Audience: Experience level (beginner/intermediate/advanced)
  • Target Environment: OS, tools, versions

2. File Generation Order

  1. plan.md - Main structure document (use plan-template.md)
  2. task.md - Session-divided checklist (use task-template.md)
  3. persona.md - Writer/Reader definitions (use persona-template.md)
  4. project-context.md - Environment and references (use project-context-template.md)
  5. CLAUDE.md - Project instructions for Claude (use claude-md-template.md)

3. Structure Guidelines

Hierarchy

  • Part: Major theme (50-100 pages), contains 3-6 chapters
  • Chapter: Topic group (15-30 pages), contains 3-5 sections
  • Section: Single concept (5-12 pages)

Page Allocation Formula

Content TypePercentage
Introduction/Overview5-8%
Core Content60-70%
Practice/Examples20-25%
Summary/Review5-8%

4. Session Division Rules

When creating task.md, divide work into Claude Code sessions:

  • 1 session = 3-5 sections or 20-40 pages
  • Group sections within the same Chapter/Part
  • Consider dependencies (prerequisite → subsequent)
  • Mark session boundaries with HTML comments:
<!-- Session 1: Part 1 Foundations -->
- [ ] 1.1 Introduction (8p)
- [ ] 1.2 Core Concepts (7p)

<!-- Session 2: Part 1 Architecture -->
- [ ] 1.3 System Design (10p)

5. Placeholder Variables

Use {VARIABLE_NAME} format for all placeholders:

VariableDescription
{PROJECT_TITLE}Project name
{TARGET_SYSTEM}Target OS/environment
{TARGET_AUDIENCE}Reader experience level
{TOTAL_PAGES}Total estimated pages
{DATE}Creation/update date
{PART_TITLE}Part title
{CHAPTER_TITLE}Chapter title
{SECTION_TITLE}Section title
{PAGES}Page count for section

Quality Checklist

Before completing scaffolding, verify:

  • All placeholder variables use {VARIABLE_NAME} format
  • plan.md has proper Part/Chapter/Section hierarchy
  • task.md mirrors plan.md structure exactly
  • Session boundaries are marked with HTML comments
  • Page allocations sum to total target pages
  • All template files are properly referenced

What ships with it: 6 files

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