| name | constructive-starter-kits |
| description | Scaffold new Constructive projects with pgpm init — workspace/module templates (PGPM and PNPM variants), the Next.js app boilerplate, custom template repositories, and boilerplate authoring. Use when asked to "create a new project", "scaffold a workspace", "scaffold a module", "create a starter kit", "start a boilerplate", "set up a Next.js app", "author a custom boilerplate template", "create a template repository", or "run pgpm init non-interactively in CI". |
| compatibility | pgpm CLI, Node.js 22+ |
| metadata | {"author":"constructive-io","version":"1.0.0"} |
Constructive Starter Kits
Project scaffolding for Constructive, powered by pgpm init — create workspaces, modules, and full-stack apps from boilerplate templates, and author your own templates.
This is a thin router. The authoritative content lives in the pgpm skill's project-scaffolding references (single source of truth — this skill only makes it discoverable under starter-kit/boilerplate/scaffold trigger phrases). Read the reference matching your task.
When to Apply
Use this skill when:
- Scaffolding a new workspace or module with
pgpm init
- Setting up a Constructive Next.js frontend application
- Using custom template repositories (
--repo / --template)
- Authoring new boilerplate templates (
.boilerplate.json)
- Running non-interactive
pgpm init for CI/CD
Quick Start
pgpm init -w
pgpm init -w --repo constructive-io/sandbox-templates --template nextjs/constructive-app
pgpm init workspace --dir pnpm
Reference Guide
All detailed content lives in the pgpm skill's references:
Cross-References
Related skills:
pgpm — Database migrations and module management (what you do after scaffolding); owns the references above
constructive-cli — Generated CLI commands and scaffolding
constructive-setup — Monorepo setup and local development environment