frontend-scaffold-planner

Plan frontend routes, modules, state boundaries, and delivery sequencing.

Updated Apr 19, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/saranskumar/anti-slop --skill frontend-scaffold-planner
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Skill: frontend-scaffold-planner
Source: https://github.com/saranskumar/anti-slop/tree/main/archive/skills-legacy/frontend-scaffold-planner
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/saranskumar/anti-slop --skill frontend-scaffold-planner

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Plan structured frontend scaffolding for teams delivering features, ensuring consistency and maintainability from routes to modules and state boundaries.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Route map outlining top-level paths and nesting.
  • Feature module plan detailing module boundaries, shared primitives, and data flow.
  • State separation guidance for server, client, form, and ephemeral UI state.
  • Design-system alignment notes and delivery sequencing aligned to screens and flows.

Quick Start

Create a route-and-module plan based on the defined screens to guide frontend implementation.

Frequently Asked Questions about frontend-scaffold-planner

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I plan frontend architecture and routing for a new product feature?▼

To plan frontend architecture, define your screens, then map top-level routes, nesting structures, feature module boundaries, and state separation to ensure consistency and maintainability across the delivery sequence.

What is the best way to separate state boundaries in a scalable frontend application?▼

Separating state boundaries involves categorizing state into server, client, form, and ephemeral UI domains, which clarifies data flow and prevents module coupling as the frontend structure scales.

How do I structure feature modules and shared primitives for frontend delivery?▼

Structuring feature modules requires defining clear module boundaries alongside shared design-system primitives, allowing teams to deliver screens incrementally while maintaining architectural consistency.

Can I use design-system alignment notes to guide frontend implementation sequencing?▼

Design-system alignment notes map shared primitives to defined screens, guiding the incremental delivery sequencing so teams build foundational UI components before complex feature modules.

When do I need a frontend scaffold plan instead of directly writing component code?▼

You need a frontend scaffold plan when delivering features requires team coordination, ensuring consistent route maps, module boundaries, and state separation are established before implementation begins.