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Dr init

Skill darkroomengineering/cc-settings/skills/dr-init

Initialize new Darkroom project from a satus or novus starter (NOT the same as native /init which writes CLAUDE.md). Triggers "new darkroom project", "satus", "novus", "scaffold from starter".From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add darkroomengineering/cc-settings --skill dr-init

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SKILL.md

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Initialize Darkroom Project

Create a new project using a Darkroom starter. Darkroom maintains two:

StarterStackWhen to use
satusNext.js 16 + App Router + RSC + React 19Content-driven sites, SEO-critical, Vercel-friendly, projects that benefit from Server Components / Server Actions
novusReact Router 7 + Vite + React 19SPA-leaning apps, projects that prefer the loader/action data model, projects without need for RSC, projects deploying to non-Vercel infra

Step 1 — Pick the starter

If the user already specified ("/dr-init satus", "/dr-init novus", "create new react-router project"), use that. Otherwise ask:

Which starter?
- satus (Next.js)   — App Router, Server Components, Vercel-optimized
- novus (React Router) — RR7, Vite, classic loader/action model

When the user is unsure, prefer satus for marketing/content sites and novus for app-heavy SPAs.

Step 2 — Clone

satus (Next.js)

bunx degit darkroomengineering/satus $ARGUMENTS
cd $ARGUMENTS
bun install

novus (React Router)

bunx degit darkroomengineering/novus $ARGUMENTS
cd $ARGUMENTS
bun install

Step 3 — Post-setup

Both starters:

  1. Update package.json — change name, description.
  2. Configure environment — copy .env.example to .env (or .env.local for satus).
  3. Start dev — bun dev.
  4. Open debug — Cmd/Ctrl + O (satus) or Cmd + . / Ctrl + O (novus).

What each starter includes

satus

  • Next.js 16 + App Router
  • React 19 + React Compiler
  • TypeScript strict mode
  • Tailwind CSS v4
  • Biome
  • Lenis smooth scroll
  • Hamo performance hooks
  • Image / Link component wrappers
  • CSS Modules with s alias
  • @/ path alias

novus

  • React Router 7 + SSR via Vite
  • React 19 + React Compiler
  • TypeScript strict mode
  • Tailwind CSS v4
  • Biome
  • Optional: WebGL (R3F), Anime.js, Theatre.js
  • Sanity CMS integration (optional)
  • t3-env + Valibot for typed env
  • CSS Modules with s alias
  • ~/ path alias

Project structure

satus

app/                 # Next.js routes
components/          # React components
lib/
├── hooks/          # Custom hooks
├── integrations/   # Third-party clients
├── styles/         # Global CSS, Tailwind
└── utils/          # Pure utilities

novus

app/
├── root.tsx        # Root layout
├── routes/         # Route modules (file-based)
└── routes.ts       # Optional explicit route config
components/         # React components
hooks/              # Custom hooks
integrations/       # Third-party clients
styles/             # Global CSS, Tailwind
utils/              # Pure utilities

Don't use

  • create-next-app / create-react-app — missing Darkroom standards
  • Manual setup — too many things to configure

Output

After initialization:

  • Confirm project created and which starter was used
  • List the next steps (env, dev server)
  • Offer to start the dev server

Lenis smooth scroll

Both satus and novus starters ship Lenis wired up. For non-Darkroom projects needing Lenis setup, see commit history of the retired lenis skill (git log --all -- skills/lenis/).

Keep looking

Skills are one crate of 627,801. Ordering is by how many stacks a row turns up in, so the top of any crate is what has actually been picked rather than what has the most stars.