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Skill joseluisamado/bootstrap-project-skill/skill

A Claude Code skill that crystallizes a project-design conversation into a complete project scaffold.

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npx -y skills add joseluisamado/bootstrap-project-skill --skill skill

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Crystallize a project-design conversation into a complete project scaffold. Reads the current session for project name, principles, milestones, stack, and audience; writes the docs/ quintet (PROJECT, ARCHITECTURE, ROADMAP, PROGRESS, DEPLOY), CLAUDE.md, Makefile, CI workflow, pre-commit config, VERSION, LICENSE, CHANGELOG, and supporting files. Supports stack profiles for Python, Node, Go, Rust, polyglot, and Nix flakes; deploy models for docker-compose, single binaries, artifacts (OS images / appliances), and libraries. Use this when the user says "bootstrap this project", "scaffold the repo", "now write all of this down", or invokes /bootstrap-project. The skill is a finalizer — it assumes the design conversation has happened in this session and extracts spec from context. It will ask only the minimum follow-ups (license, optional add-ons, profile-specific questions, anything missing). Do NOT use this for: existing projects (the skill refuses to clobber files); greenfield brainstorming (have the design conversation first); generating partial output (the skill writes the full scaffold or nothing).

SKILL.md

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bootstrap-project

This skill produces a project scaffold whose shape comes from libreta's engineering conventions, refined and extended.

The full playbook lives in INSTRUCTIONS.md. Read it when the skill is invoked. The short version:

  1. Extract a project spec from the current conversation.
  2. Print it; ask the user to confirm or correct.
  3. Ask explicitly: license, optional add-ons, profile-specific questions.
  4. Write the scaffold using templates/. Skip files that already exist.
  5. Generate BOOTSTRAP-MANIFEST.md and .bootstrap-meta.yaml.
  6. Print the "next 30 minutes" punch list.

The skill is same-session only. If invoked cold (no prior design conversation in this session), refuse with a message asking the user to either have the design conversation first or paste a summary.

The skill never writes outside the project root and never clobbers existing files.

Stack profiles

  • python-only, node-only, python+node, go-only, rust-only, polyglot
  • nix-flake — NixOS-based projects; see patterns/appliance-nixos.md.
  • none-yet — stack-agnostic scaffold.

Deploy models

  • docker-compose — standard service stack.
  • single-binary — one process, one binary.
  • artifacts — OS images, appliance models, anything where the deliverable is one or more built artifacts plus a config repo.
  • library — docs/PUBLISH.md instead of docs/DEPLOY.md.
  • none-yet.

For background on why the scaffold has its shape, see patterns/why-libreta-shape.md.

See CHANGELOG.md for version history and MIGRATIONS.md for upgrade notes between skill versions.

What ships with it: 82 files

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patterns/

templates/

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