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Create a new project to start development quickly
Install
npx skills add clacky-ai/openclacky --skill new -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- clacky-ai/openclacky1.2k
- Category
- Engineering
- Updated
- 5d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Lightabout 1,148 tokens
- Runs scripts
- Yes, review before use
What it does
Create a new project to start development quickly
Create New Project
Usage
When user wants to create a new Rails project:
- "help me create a new Rails project"
- "I want to start a new Rails project"
- "/new"
Process Steps
0. Ask Project Type and Requirement
Before doing anything, call ask_user with a structured prompt. Use the following as a guide:
zh:
{
"question": "请选择项目类型,并用一句话描述你想做什么:",
"context": "开始新项目前需要知道项目类型和需求,请先完成填写。",
"options": ["⚡ Demo, 无数据库,AI 自由发挥,快速原型", "🏗️ Production, 真实应用,可部署,完整 Rails 配置"]
}
en:
{
"question": "Choose a project type and describe what you want to build in one sentence:",
"context": "Tell us what kind of project to create so we can get started.",
"options": ["⚡ Demo, no database, AI builds freely, quick prototype", "🏗️ Production, real app, ready to deploy, full Rails setup"]
}
Based on user's choice:
- If Demo: do NOT follow the Rails setup steps below. Instead, freely build a simple HTML/CSS/JS (or React) prototype directly in the working directory based on their requirement. Use your creativity.
- If Production: continue with steps 1, 3 below (full Rails flow).
1. Check Directory Before Starting
Before running the setup script, check if current directory is empty:
- Use glob tool to check if directory has files:
glob("*", base_path: ".") - If directory is NOT empty, ask user for confirmation: "Current directory is not empty. Continue anyway? (y/n)"
- If user declines, abort and suggest creating project in an empty directory
2. Run Setup Script
Execute the create_rails_project.sh script (see Supporting Files below) in current directory.
Use the exact absolute path shown in the Supporting Files section:
<absolute path to create_rails_project.sh from Supporting Files>
The script will automatically:
