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sdk-init-generator

// Generate SDK initialization wizards and scaffolding

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namesdk-init-generator
descriptionGenerate SDK initialization wizards and scaffolding
allowed-toolsRead,Write,Edit,Glob,Grep,Bash

SDK Init Generator Skill

Overview

This skill generates SDK initialization wizards and project scaffolding that help developers quickly start using SDKs with best-practice configurations.

Capabilities

  • Create project scaffolding templates
  • Generate configuration files for various frameworks
  • Implement interactive setup wizards
  • Support multiple frameworks and languages
  • Configure authentication during setup
  • Generate example code and tests
  • Support template versioning
  • Implement post-install hooks

Target Processes

  • CLI Tool Development
  • SDK Onboarding and Tutorials
  • Developer Experience Optimization

Integration Points

  • Yeoman generator framework
  • create-* package patterns
  • cookiecutter for Python
  • degit for repository scaffolding
  • npm/cargo/pip init patterns

Input Requirements

  • Project types to support
  • Configuration options
  • Framework integrations
  • Authentication setup needs
  • Example code requirements

Output Artifacts

  • Project templates
  • Init command implementation
  • Interactive wizard flows
  • Configuration generators
  • Example projects
  • Post-install scripts

Usage Example

skill:
  name: sdk-init-generator
  context:
    initCommand: create-mysdk-app
    templates:
      - name: basic
        description: Basic SDK setup
        files: [config, auth, examples]
      - name: full
        description: Full project with tests
        files: [config, auth, examples, tests, ci]
    frameworks:
      - nextjs
      - express
      - fastapi
    interactiveSetup:
      enabled: true
      questions:
        - apiKey
        - environment
        - features

Best Practices

  1. Provide minimal and full templates
  2. Support framework-specific setups
  3. Include working examples
  4. Configure authentication during init
  5. Generate README with next steps
  6. Support non-interactive mode