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Tips for starting new projects with good technology stacks
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/quick-review:new-project-good-stacksThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Use the Vite + TypeScript template:
Use the Vite + TypeScript template:
npm create vite@latest . -- --template react-ts
Use uv for project management:
uv init
uv add libraryname
uv run main.py
Clone this template repo and use it as a base:
git clone https://github.com/hibukki/obsidian_claude_code_copilot
Remove the functionality unrelated to your project, but keep the dev environment setup (like how to link to the Obsidian vault).
If the user asks for an "App" or "Android App", help them (in your own way) try to understand if actually a website that runs on mobile (or another solution, like react native or so) would also satisfy them. Perhaps the user isn't technical and doesn't understand the tradeoffs here.
npx claudepluginhub hibukki/yonatans-cc-marketplace --plugin quick-reviewScaffolds new projects from user ideas: asks for requirements and tech preferences, recommends stacks with reasons, initializes via official CLI tools like create-next-app or uv init, configures structure/deps/entry code, verifies execution, suggests next skills.
Opinionated tech stack recommendations and settled library references. Runs parallel researcher agents to compare candidates and emit a stack report + ADRs for greenfield projects, or routes direct references for coding with settled defaults.
Creates a full project skeleton: picks a stack, generates all files, and installs dependencies. Useful when starting a new project and you want the AI to decide the simplest working setup.