project-bootstrap

Core2 project bootstrap

When the user is starting a new Core2 firmware project and has already picked Arduino or PlatformIO as the framework, run the bundled generator instead of writing platformio.ini or the sketch/main.cpp skeleton by hand — the boilerplate never changes, so there is no reason to regenerate it token by token.

Ask the user for a project/sketch name if they haven't given one (default core2_project if they don't care). Then, in the user's project directory, run:

"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}"/scripts/bootstrap.py --board core2 --framework arduino --name <project_name>

or, for PlatformIO:

"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}"/scripts/bootstrap.py --board core2 --framework platformio --name <project_name>

Pass --framework platformio --name "" to scaffold platformio.ini and src/main.cpp straight into the current directory instead of a named subfolder.

Report the files the script printed as created. If it exits non-zero because a file already exists, tell the user and ask whether to pass --force to overwrite, rather than writing the file yourself.

This generates the recommended M5Unified skeleton only. For the legacy M5Core2 library skeleton, ESP-IDF, UIFlow, or anything past the initial scaffold (pinouts, power management, audio, etc.), use the core2 skill's own reference material instead.