Agent skill
module-scaffolder
Scaffolds new feature modules in DevPrep AI following the 6-folder architecture with proper TypeScript interfaces, path aliases, and quality standards. Use when creating new domains like 'analytics', 'notifications', or any new feature module.
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/aiskillstore/marketplace/tree/main/skills/ariegoldkin/module-scaffolder
SKILL.md
Module Scaffolder
Automate creation of feature modules with proper structure, boilerplate files, and enforced quality standards.
Auto-Triggers
Auto-triggered by keywords:
- "new module", "create module", "scaffold module"
- "new feature module", "add module"
Quick Commands
# Create new module
./.claude/skills/module-scaffolder/scripts/create-module.sh <module-name>
# Add component to module
./.claude/skills/module-scaffolder/scripts/add-component.sh <module-name> <ComponentName>
# Validate module
./.claude/skills/module-scaffolder/scripts/validate-module.sh <module-name>
Generated Structure
modules/<module-name>/
├── components/
│ ├── ExampleCard.tsx # Starter component (rename/delete)
│ └── index.ts # Barrel exports
├── hooks/
│ └── index.ts
├── utils/
│ └── index.ts
└── types.ts # Module-specific types
All generated files automatically follow DevPrep AI quality standards.
Usage Workflow
1. Creating a New Module
Example: Create analytics module
# 1. Scaffold
./scripts/create-module.sh analytics
# 2. Add components as needed
./scripts/add-component.sh analytics AnalyticsChart
./scripts/add-component.sh analytics AnalyticsSummary
# 3. Validate
./scripts/validate-module.sh analytics
What happens:
- Module directory created with proper structure
- Boilerplate files generated from templates
- TypeScript interfaces with I prefix
- Path aliases configured
- Quality standards enforced
2. Adding Components
./scripts/add-component.sh <module-name> <ComponentName>
Result:
- Component file generated with proper TypeScript patterns
- Barrel export (
index.ts) automatically updated - I prefix interface included
- Ready to implement logic
3. Validating Modules
./scripts/validate-module.sh <module-name>
Checks:
- Directory structure (6-folder architecture)
- File size limits (≤180 lines)
- Interface naming (I prefix)
- No
anytypes - Import patterns
Integration
Before scaffolding: Use brainstorming skill to plan module design
After scaffolding:
- Use
trpc-scaffolderto create API endpoints - Use
quality-reviewerto review code quality
Documentation
Detailed references available in references/:
6-folder-architecture.md- Where modules fit, structure rulesnaming-conventions.md- I prefix, PascalCase, camelCase rulespath-aliases.md- Import patterns, @shared, @lib usagequality-checklist.md- Complete quality standards
Examples: See examples/complete-module/ for fully structured reference module
Troubleshooting
Module name: Use lowercase-with-hyphens (analytics, user-profile)
Component name: Use PascalCase (AnalyticsChart, UserCard)
Path errors: Ensure running from project root or use absolute paths
Templates
All templates in templates/ directory are automatically used by scripts. Modify templates to customize generated code patterns.
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