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@lajin.m/ai-scaffold

v0.11.0

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Reusable AI engineering scaffold with CLI distribution

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lajin.mlajin.m

Keywords

scaffoldaiclaudeproject-templateboilerplate

Readme

AI Scaffold Platform Documentation

Purpose

AI Scaffold is a reusable AI engineering scaffold and CLI platform published as @lajin.m/ai-scaffold with the ais command. It provides:

  • Governance rules for AI-assisted delivery.
  • Agent and command prompts for planning, architecture, review, QA, and release workflows.
  • Template profiles for new or existing application repositories.
  • CLI commands for creating, installing, diagnosing, and eventually updating scaffold-managed files.

Documentation Split

This file documents the scaffold platform itself. Generated projects receive their own README.md from the active profile's README.template.md during CLI installation.

| Documentation | Source | Output | |---|---|---| | Scaffold platform README | README.md | Repo root | | Detailed scaffold docs | README.scaffold.md | Repo root | | Generated project README | templates/<profile>/README.template.md | Target README.md |

Release Checklist

Before promoting a CLI release:

  1. Confirm the worktree contains only intended tracked changes.
  2. Run npm test.
  3. Run npm run typecheck.
  4. Create a temporary project with node bin/ai-scaffold.js create <tmp> --yes.
  5. Run node bin/ai-scaffold.js doctor <tmp>.
  6. Confirm generated files include .ai-scaffold.json, .claude/MEMORY.md, .claude/settings-overrides.json, and README.md.
  7. Confirm generated project README content has no unresolved project identity placeholders.
  8. Update docs/compliance/third-party-attributions.md when dependencies, adapted materials, snippets, or templates are added.

Template Hygiene

  • Do not commit generated local files such as .claude/MEMORY.md or .claude/settings-overrides.json.
  • Do not put generated project placeholder content in the scaffold platform README.md.
  • Keep template README content in README.template.md.
  • Keep attribution, license, and source-origin records current.