Quick Start Guide - Fullstack Starter Pack
Get up and running with the Fullstack Starter Pack in 10 minutes.
5-Minute Quickstart
1. Generate a Complete Project (2 minutes)
# Generate fullstack project with all features
/project-scaffold "Task Manager"
Generated:
- React frontend with TypeScript + Vite
- Express backend with TypeScript
- PostgreSQL database with Prisma
- JWT authentication
- Docker development environment
- CI/CD pipelines
2. Start Development Environment (2 minutes)
cd task-manager
# Start all services (frontend, backend, database)
docker-compose up -d
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run database migrations
cd server && npx prisma migrate dev
3. Open in Browser (1 minute)
Frontend: http://localhost:5173
Backend API: http://localhost:3000
API Docs: http://localhost:3000/api/docs
Done! You now have a working fullstack application with authentication, database, and deployment ready.
Common Workflows
Frontend Development
Generate Component:
/component-generator "UserProfile with avatar, name, email, and edit button"
Generate Utilities:
/css-utility-generator --categories spacing,colors,flexbox
Get Architecture Help: Ask: "How should I structure state management for a shopping cart?" → React Specialist agent provides guidance
Backend Development
Generate API:
/express-api-scaffold "Blog API"
Design Database Schema:
/prisma-schema-gen "Blog with users, posts, comments, and tags"
Generate SQL Queries:
/sql-query-builder "Get top 10 products by sales with category info"
Authentication Setup
Add Auth to Existing Project:
cd your-project
/auth-setup jwt --features email-verification,password-reset
Result:
- JWT authentication with refresh tokens
- Email verification flow
- Password reset functionality
- Authentication middleware
- Protected routes
Deployment
Setup CI/CD: Ask: "Set up GitHub Actions for my Express app with tests and Docker deployment" → Deployment Specialist creates complete workflow
Generate Environment Config:
/env-config-setup --services database,redis,email
Plugin Reference
Commands (7)
| Command | Shortcut | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
/component-generator |
/cg |
Generate React components |
/css-utility-generator |
/cug |
Generate utility CSS |
/express-api-scaffold |
/eas |
Generate Express API |
/fastapi-scaffold |
/fas |
Generate FastAPI |
/prisma-schema-gen |
/psg |
Generate Prisma schema |
/sql-query-builder |
/sqb |
Generate SQL queries |
/auth-setup |
/as |
Setup authentication |
/env-config-setup |
/ecs |
Setup environment config |
/project-scaffold |
/ps |
Generate full project |
Agents (8)
| Agent | Activation Keywords |
|---|---|
| React Specialist | "react", "hooks", "component", "state management" |
| UI/UX Expert | "ui", "ux", "design", "accessibility", "responsive" |
| API Builder | "api", "rest", "graphql", "endpoint" |
| Backend Architect | "architecture", "scalability", "microservices" |
| Database Designer | "database", "schema", "sql", "data model" |
| Deployment Specialist | "deployment", "ci/cd", "docker", "kubernetes" |
Example: Build a Blog in 10 Minutes
# 1. Generate project
/project-scaffold "Personal Blog"
# 2. Navigate and install
cd personal-blog
npm install
# 3. Start development
docker-compose up -d
# 4. Run migrations
cd server && npx prisma migrate dev
# 5. Generate auth
/auth-setup jwt
# 6. Generate blog components
/component-generator "BlogPostCard with title, excerpt, author, date"
/component-generator "CommentList with nested replies"
# 7. Design database schema
/prisma-schema-gen "Blog with users, posts, comments, tags, likes"
# 8. Generate SQL queries
/sql-query-builder "Get published posts with author info and comment count"
# 9. Setup environment
/env-config-setup --services database,redis,email
# 10. Deploy
# Push to GitHub → GitHub Actions deploys automatically
Result: Production-ready blog with authentication, comments, and deployment pipeline.
Tips & Best Practices
1. Start with Project Scaffold:
Use /project-scaffold to generate complete structure, then customize.
2. Use Shortcuts:
Type /cg instead of /component-generator for faster development.
3. Ask Agents for Guidance: Don't just generate code—ask agents for architecture advice and best practices.
4. Leverage Examples: All generated code includes examples and documentation.
5. Customize Output: Generated code is a starting point—modify to fit your needs.
Next Steps
- Explore Use Cases: See
docs/USE_CASES.mdfor real-world examples - Review Plugins: Check individual plugin documentation
- Join Community: Discord server for support and feedback
Start building! You're ready to create production-grade fullstack applications.