dsh-preset-scaffold

Setting up a brand-new project from scratch—picking the directory layout, writing build configs, installing dependencies, verifying the server starts—is a recurring tax on every developer, and results vary wildly from person to person. dsh-preset-scaffold turns that process into a single sentence: just describe your tech stack and project type, and the agent walks through requirement confirmation, architecture planning, skeleton generation, dependency installation, and launch verification end to end.

Core capabilities include a built-in project-architect persona with explicit decision rules, output contracts, and hard constraints; six ready-to-run starter templates covering Node-TypeScript, React+Vite, Python FastAPI, Go, Spring Boot, and Monorepo; and four engineering skills that codify a strict initialization runbook, a template-usage guide, directory-structure best practices, and configuration standards. The toolset spans file I/O, shell, background jobs, sub-agents, and plan mode, letting the agent close the loop from file creation to a running service after user approval.

Ideal for full-stack engineers who spin up new projects frequently, team members who need a consistent onboarding baseline, or anyone who wants to keep engineering standards without the manual scaffolding overhead. Once installed, simply start a new session, pick the preset, and describe your project in one sentence.