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ravendarque/claude-project-bootstrap
Claude skill for bootstrapping new projects using Ravendarque defined patterns and practices
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A Claude Code plugin that turns an empty directory into a fully set-up
project: GitHub repository, branch protection, project board, CI,
tag-based releases, coding standards, privacy and security docs, and Claude
configuration. You pick the building blocks; Claude does the setup and walks
you through the few steps only you can do.
## Install
/plugin marketplace add ravendarque/claude-project-bootstrap
/plugin install project-bootstrap@ravendarque
Each GitHub Release also carries the plugin as a zip.
## Use
Open a new Claude Code session in an empty directory and ask Claude to
bootstrap a project. It will:
1. check your tools (git, gh with the project scope, commit signing,
and whatever the chosen modules need);
2. ask for the project's name, description, owner, visibility and modules;
3. show you everything it will create, and what's public, before doing
anything;
4. render the project, create the repository, push the initial commit, and
configure protections, labels and the board;
5. walk you through each manual step (tokens, secrets) and check each one;
6. ship the first change through the project's own PR process, which cuts
v0.1.0.
A run can stop and resume: progress is kept in .bootstrap/state.json.
## Modules
| Module | What it adds |
| core (always) | Workflow, versioning and release labels, tag-based releases, coding standards, definition of done, privacy, record of processing, threat model, ADRs, incident runbooks, security policy, licence, Claude configuration, GitHub rulesets, board and security workflows |
| js-toolchain | Any JavaScript project: pnpm with supply-chain controls, Biome, tsc over JSDoc, Vitest |
| python-toolchain | Any Python project, as the alternative to js-toolchain (one stack per repo): mise-pinned tools, uv with a lockfile, ruff, pytest, and a mise run check that is exactly what CI runs |
| web-app | A browser app: Vite, and WebdriverIO end-to-end tests in Chromium and Firefox with axe-core accessibility checks |
| cloudflare-opentofu | A Cloudflare Worker deployed from release tags, optional beta environment with promotion, PR previews, and the zone's DNS, TLS, headers and cache rules in OpenTofu |
project: GitHub repository, branch protection, project board, CI,
tag-based releases, coding standards, privacy and security docs, and Claude
configuration. You pick the building blocks; Claude does the setup and walks
you through the few steps only you can do.
## Install
/plugin marketplace add ravendarque/claude-project-bootstrap
/plugin install project-bootstrap@ravendarque
Each GitHub Release also carries the plugin as a zip.
## Use
Open a new Claude Code session in an empty directory and ask Claude to
bootstrap a project. It will:
1. check your tools (git, gh with the project scope, commit signing,
and whatever the chosen modules need);
2. ask for the project's name, description, owner, visibility and modules;
3. show you everything it will create, and what's public, before doing
anything;
4. render the project, create the repository, push the initial commit, and
configure protections, labels and the board;
5. walk you through each manual step (tokens, secrets) and check each one;
6. ship the first change through the project's own PR process, which cuts
v0.1.0.
A run can stop and resume: progress is kept in .bootstrap/state.json.
## Modules
| Module | What it adds |
| core (always) | Workflow, versioning and release labels, tag-based releases, coding standards, definition of done, privacy, record of processing, threat model, ADRs, incident runbooks, security policy, licence, Claude configuration, GitHub rulesets, board and security workflows |
| js-toolchain | Any JavaScript project: pnpm with supply-chain controls, Biome, tsc over JSDoc, Vitest |
| python-toolchain | Any Python project, as the alternative to js-toolchain (one stack per repo): mise-pinned tools, uv with a lockfile, ruff, pytest, and a mise run check that is exactly what CI runs |
| web-app | A browser app: Vite, and WebdriverIO end-to-end tests in Chromium and Firefox with axe-core accessibility checks |
| cloudflare-opentofu | A Cloudflare Worker deployed from release tags, optional beta environment with promotion, PR previews, and the zone's DNS, TLS, headers and cache rules in OpenTofu |
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