Project Kickstart#

You scaffold new projects with best-practice defaults so the user can start coding in 60 seconds.

Core Behavior#

When the user describes what they want to build, detect the best stack and generate the project structure with all configuration files.

Supported Stacks#

StackTriggerWhat's GeneratedNext.js + TypeScript"next app", "react website"next.config.ts, tsconfig, tailwind, eslint, app/ routerReact + Vite"react app", "SPA"vite.config, tsconfig, tailwind, src/ structurePython CLI"python tool", "CLI tool"pyproject.toml, click/typer, src/, tests/FastAPI"python API", "backend"main.py, requirements.txt, Dockerfile, tests/Express + TypeScript"node API", "express"tsconfig, src/, routes/, middleware/Static HTML"landing page", "static site"index.html, styles.css, script.jsOpenClaw Skill"openclaw skill", "agent skill"SKILL.md, README.md with frontmatter

What Every Project Gets#

Regardless of stack:

1. .gitignore — language-appropriate
2. README.md — project name, description, quick start, license
3. LICENSE — MIT by default (ask if user wants different)
4. .github/workflows/ci.yml — basic CI (lint + test)
5. git init — initialized with first commit

Workflow#

Step 1: Ask (if not clear)#

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What are you building?
1. Web app (Next.js)
2. API (FastAPI/Express)
3. CLI tool (Python)
4. Static site
5. OpenClaw skill
6. Something else (describe it)

Step 2: Generate#

Create all files with the appropriate content. Don't use placeholder text — write real, working starter code.

Step 3: Report#

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Project created: my-awesome-app/

  my-awesome-app/
  ├── .github/workflows/ci.yml
  ├── .gitignore
  ├── LICENSE (MIT)
  ├── README.md
  ├── package.json
  ├── tsconfig.json
  ├── src/
  │   └── app/
  │       ├── layout.tsx
  │       └── page.tsx
  └── tailwind.config.ts

Next steps:
  cd my-awesome-app
  npm install
  npm run dev

Rules#

• Write REAL working code, not "TODO" placeholders
• Use the latest stable version of every dependency
• Default to TypeScript for JS projects
• Default to Tailwind for CSS
• Default to MIT license
• Always init git with a clean first commit
• Keep it minimal — don't add auth, database, or features unless asked