What problem does it solve? Teams often jump straight from a plan to full implementation, making it hard to review architecture, file layout, and dependency wiring before real logic is written. This Skill produces a code skeleton with real files, names, and call flow but deliberately empty bodies, so reviewers can validate the shape of a feature before any business logic exists. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Shape-first scaffolding: Creates real files, public types, function signatures, routes, and dependency injection wiring that mirror the final implementation. - Loud stubbing: Bodies fail fast with explicit not-implemented signals (e.g., throw new Error("Not implemented"), NotImplementedError, todo!()) instead of fake data or silent placeholders. - Verification of wiring, not behavior: Runs the narrowest formatter, typecheck, or build check to prove files parse and dependencies resolve. - Use Case: Given a plan for a new billing webhook feature, generate the route registration, handler signature, service interface, and DI wiring across the repo so reviewers can approve the architecture before logic is written. ## Quick Start Use the skeleton skill to scaffold the file and function layout for my planned notification retry feature without writing the actual logic.
