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Generates boilerplate code following loaded rules. Creates new components, modules, APIs, and features that automatically comply with your coding standards. Extracts patterns from rules and applies them consistently.

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name	scaffolder
description	Generates boilerplate code following loaded rules. Creates new components, modules, APIs, and features that automatically comply with your coding standards. Extracts patterns from rules and applies them consistently.
allowed-tools	read, write, glob, search, codebase_search
version	2
best_practices	["Identify target framework from manifest.yaml","Extract patterns from relevant rule files","Generate complete file structure (types, tests, etc.)","Follow project naming conventions","Include proper imports and exports"]
error_handling	graceful
streaming	supported
templates	["component","api","test","hook","context","feature"]

Rule-Aware Scaffolder - Creates new code that automatically adheres to your project's coding standards. - Creating new React/Vue/Angular components - Adding new API endpoints or routes - Setting up new modules or packages - Generating test files for existing code - Creating data models or database schemas - Bootstrapping feature directories

Step 1: Load Rule Index

Load the rule index to discover relevant rules dynamically:

@.claude/context/rule-index.json

Step 2: Identify Target Framework and Query Index

Determine which technologies apply based on what you're scaffolding:

Component scaffolding:

Detect: React, Next.js, TypeScript
Query: index.technology_map['react'], index.technology_map['nextjs'], index.technology_map['typescript']

API Route scaffolding:

Detect: Next.js App Router or FastAPI
Query: index.technology_map['nextjs'] or index.technology_map['fastapi']

Test File scaffolding:

Detect: Jest, Cypress, Playwright, Vitest, pytest
Query: index.technology_map['jest'], index.technology_map['cypress'], etc.

Database Model scaffolding:

Detect: Prisma, SQL, database patterns
Query: index.technology_map['prisma'] or database-related rules

Step 3: Load Relevant Rules

Load only the relevant rule files from the index (progressive disclosure):

Master rules first (from .claude/rules-master/)
Archive rules supplement (from .claude/archive/)
Load 3-5 most relevant rules, not all 1,081

Step 4: Extract Patterns from Rules

Parse the loaded rule files to extract scaffolding patterns:

From Next.js rules (TECH_STACK_NEXTJS.md or nextjs.mdc):

Server Components by default
'use client' only when needed
Place in app/ for routes, components/ for shared
Use lowercase-with-dashes for directories

From TypeScript rules:

Interfaces for object shapes
Proper return type annotations

### Component Generation Flow **Next.js Server Component**

"""User management endpoints.""" # Type hints required (per python.mdc) from typing import Annotated from uuid import UUID from fastapi import APIRouter, Depends, HTTPException, Query, status from pydantic import BaseModel, EmailStr, Field # Router with tags (per fastapi.mdc > API Design) router = APIRouter(prefix="/users", tags=["users"]) # Pydantic models (per fastapi.mdc > Components and Validation) class UserCreate(BaseModel): """Schema for creating a user.""" email: EmailStr name: str = Field(..., min_length=2, max_length=100) class UserResponse(BaseModel): """Schema for user response.""" id: UUID email: EmailStr name: str created_at: str class Config: from_attributes = True class PaginatedResponse(BaseModel): """Paginated response wrapper.""" data: list[UserResponse] total: int page: int limit: int # Dependency injection (per fastapi.mdc > Dependency Injection) async def get_db(): """Database session dependency.""" # TODO: Replace with actual database session yield None # GET endpoint with pagination (per fastapi.mdc > Performance) @router.get("", response_model=PaginatedResponse) async def list_users( db: Annotated[None, Depends(get_db)], page: Annotated[int, Query(ge=1)] = 1, limit: Annotated[int, Query(ge=1, le=100)] = 10, ) -> PaginatedResponse: """ List all users with pagination. - **page**: Page number (starting from 1) - **limit**: Items per page (max 100) """ # TODO: Replace with actual database query users: list[UserResponse] = [] total = 0 return PaginatedResponse(data=users, total=total, page=page, limit=limit) # POST endpoint with validation @router.post("", response_model=UserResponse, status_code=status.HTTP_201_CREATED) async def create_user( user_data: UserCreate, db: Annotated[None, Depends(get_db)], ) -> UserResponse: """ Create a new user. - **email**: Valid email address - **name**: User's display name (2-100 chars) """ # TODO: Replace with actual database insert # Check for existing user, create, return raise HTTPException( status_code=status.HTTP_501_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, detail="Database integration pending", ) # GET by ID endpoint @router.get("/{user_id}", response_model=UserResponse) async def get_user( user_id: UUID, db: Annotated[None, Depends(get_db)], ) -> UserResponse: """Get a specific user by ID.""" # TODO: Replace with actual database query raise HTTPException( status_code=status.HTTP_404_NOT_FOUND, detail=f"User {user_id} not found", )

Template	Framework	Files Generated
`component`	Next.js/React	index.tsx, types.ts, skeleton.tsx
`client-component`	Next.js	index.tsx with 'use client'
`page`	Next.js App Router	page.tsx, loading.tsx, error.tsx
`api`	Next.js App Router	route.ts with handlers
`fastapi-route`	FastAPI	router file with endpoints
`hook`	React	Custom hook with types
`context`	React	Context provider + hook
`test`	Jest/Vitest	Test file for component
`e2e-test`	Cypress/Playwright	E2E test spec
`model`	Prisma	Schema model
`migration`	Database	Migration file
</usage_example>

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Step 1: Load Rule Index

Step 2: Identify Target Framework and Query Index

Step 3: Load Relevant Rules

Step 4: Extract Patterns from Rules

Step 1: Load Rule Index

Step 2: Identify Target Framework and Query Index

Step 3: Load Relevant Rules

Step 4: Extract Patterns from Rules

Step 5: Generate Compliant Code

Feature Module Generation

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Step 1: Load Rule Index

Step 2: Identify Target Framework and Query Index

Step 3: Load Relevant Rules

Step 4: Extract Patterns from Rules

Step 1: Load Rule Index

Step 2: Identify Target Framework and Query Index

Step 3: Load Relevant Rules

Step 4: Extract Patterns from Rules

Step 5: Generate Compliant Code

Feature Module Generation