template-structure

The template-structure skill serves as a foundational tool for architects, team leads, and developers aiming to maintain uniform project scaffolding. By enforcing a rigid yet flexible directory hierarchy, it ensures that every project template includes critical components such as .claude/ configurations, slash commands for automation, specialized subagents for framework-specific tasks, and automated skills for code generation. This skill is ideal for teams scaling their internal toolkits or developers who frequently bootstrap new services using FastAPI, Django, Flask, or React. It minimizes setup overhead by automating the initialization of boilerplate files like CLAUDE.md, .gitignore, and .env.example.

• Automatically generates the standard .claude/ directory structure including commands/, agents/, and skills/ subfolders.

• Bootstraps mandatory root-level documentation and configuration files like setup_instructions.md and settings.json.

• Implements framework-aware scaffolding for Python/Django, JavaScript/React, and Rust environments.

• Facilitates the quick onboarding of new contributors by providing a predictable file layout and established command patterns.

• Supports the deployment of specialized AI agents for security, performance tuning, and automated testing, directly embedded within the template.

• When executing the skill, specify the target template name to automatically create the necessary directory tree.

• Use this for projects intended to be shared as blueprints or boilerplate code for enterprise internal repositories.

• Always ensure that the 8-12 recommended slash commands are mapped to common tasks like build, test, lint, and deploy.

• The generated .claude/ directory is designed to be compatible with the Claude Code CLI, allowing for immediate agent activation upon project initialization.

• Ensure that sensitive environment variables remain inside .env.example and are properly excluded via .gitignore generated by the skill.