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SKILLWorkflowcommunity
v0.0.0Destynova2MITUpdated 2mo agoSource →

Use this skill whenever the user wants to visualize, generate, audit, or scaffold a project directory structure. Triggers include: 'project structure', 'folder structure', 'directory layout', 'tree', 'arborescence', 'scaffold', 'init project', 'organize my files', 'naming conventions', or any reques

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AuthorDestynova2
Version0.0.0
LicenseMIT
CategoryWorkflow
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Use this skill whenever the user wants to visualize, generate, audit, or scaffold a project directory structure. Triggers include: 'project structure', 'folder structure', 'directory layout', 'tree', 'arborescence', 'scaffold', 'init project', 'organize my files', 'naming conventions', or any request to understand or create how files and folders should be organized in a codebase. Also triggers whe

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