Bootstrap or reorganize the project codebase (${CODENAME}/, read from .env) so research plans under metds/plans/ have a code home. When ${CODENAME}/ is missing or empty: mine the research plan for a search profile, find and score candidate reference implementations on GitHub (plan fit, completeness, license, activity), let the user pick one, then clone it, strip its git history, record provenance, and conservatively rebrand it to CODENAME. When code already exists: survey it with read-only subagents instead. Both paths then design a target architecture plus a migration table, execute only user-approved migrations via orchestrated subagents with per-group verification and git checkpoints, and write the architecture spec to metds/codearc.md with thin pointers in AGENTS.md and .cursor/rules/. Use when the user runs /star-code-architect, wants a reference implementation or starter codebase for a plan, wants to set up / scaffold ${CODENAME}/, or wants to organize / refactor the existing codebase and record its architecture. Bilingual (en/zh).
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
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About this skill
Bootstrap or reorganize the project codebase (${CODENAME}/, read from .env) so research plans under metds/plans/ have a code home. When ${CODENAME}/ is missing or empty: mine the research plan for a search profile, find and score candidate reference implementations on GitHub (plan fit, completeness, license, activity), let the user pick one, then clone it, strip its git history, record provenance, and conservatively rebrand it to CODENAME. When code already exists: survey it with read-only subagents instead. Both paths then design a target architecture plus a migration table, execute only user-approved migrations via orchestrated subagents with per-group verification and git checkpoints, and write the architecture spec to metds/codearc.md with thin pointers in AGENTS.md and .cursor/rules/. Use when the user runs /star-code-architect, wants a reference implementation or starter codebase for a plan, wants to set up / scaffold ${CODENAME}/, or wants to organize / refactor the existing codebase and record its architecture. Bilingual (en/zh).
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Bootstrap or reorganize the project codebase (${CODE_NAME}/, read from .env) so research plans under metds/plans/ have a code home. When ${CODE_NAME}/ is missing or empty: mine the research plan for a search profile, find and score candidate reference implementations on GitHub (plan fit, completeness, license, activity), let the user pick one, then clone it, strip its git history, record provenance, and conservatively rebrand it to CODE_NAME. When code already exists: survey it with read-only subagents instead. Both paths then design a target architecture plus a migration table, execute only user-approved migrations via orchestrated subagents with per-group verification and git checkpoints, and write the architecture spec to metds/codearc.md with thin pointers in AGENTS.md and .cursor/rules/. Use when the user runs /star-code-architect, wants a reference implementation or starter codebase for a plan, wants to set up / scaffold ${CODE_NAME}/, or wants to organize / refactor the existing codebase and record its architecture. Bilingual (en/zh).
About this listing
Category
Science & research
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI