hai-create-module

Scaffolding a new TypeScript module involves generating a canonical directory structure with starter files, configuration schemas, i18n setup, and provider patterns. This ensures consistent architecture and naming conventions across the hai-framework.

The standard module structure includes packages, src, and providers directories. This skill generates this layout along with baseline files to maintain consistent architecture and workflows for module-wide and sub-feature organization.

Multi-backend provider scaffolding is supported through generated provider patterns and client scaffolding. This skill provides the guidance and starter code to integrate multiple backends within a new module architecture.

Yes, generating i18n setup and configuration schemas for a new package is supported. This skill creates the complete module scaffold, ensuring internationalization configuration and service entry points are baseline ready.

Using a canonical blueprint is the best way to ensure consistent naming and architecture when adding a sub-feature. This skill generates standardized starter code and directory layouts to prevent structural drift in hai-framework.

The NotInitializedKit pattern and error codes are needed to properly handle initialization states and failures. This skill includes these specific starter code patterns in the generated module skeleton.