What's Inside
What's already in the skeleton
The moment you generate a new project, everything below — from the web bones to the AI dev tooling — is ready to go.
Web skeleton — Django apps & shared utilities
The bones every service needs. Auth, permissions, and utilities are already wired in.
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accounts
User authentication. A Custom User model and Google OAuth login are built in.
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profiles
User profile management — profile data kept separate from the account, in a standard structure.
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emails
Email verification — sign-up, password reset, and other email-based flows ready to use.
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sms
SMS verification — plug straight into any service that needs phone-based identity checks.
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projects
Project management — the baseline data structure for agents that handle many targets and tasks.
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utils (shared utilities)
About 28 functions — validation, permissions, error codes, serializers, response standardization, and more. Not an app, but shared by all code. (+ agent_utils for agents.)
AI-native dev automation — .claude
The skeleton ships with more than Django code — it carries the way you develop on top of it (skills, agents, hooks) too. So whichever project you open, you develop with the same tools and the same workflow.
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Dev skills · 11
From /dev, /develop, and /release to documentation, client guides, and template sync — the create, develop, and deploy flow lives in commands.
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Specialized subagents · 11
Spec validation, PDF/Excel parsing, API/UI testing, server-log debugging, backlog management — role-specific expert agents share the development load.
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Quality guards (Hooks)
Pre-commit checks on issue docs, logging rules, and skill descriptions run automatically — even when people forget team rules, the tooling enforces them.
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docs · convention system
Rules for issue, feature, and structure docs plus CLAUDE.md conventions come bundled, so the AI generates consistent code.
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Client guides
User guides and test guides for customers are generated semi-automatically — so customers can start using what you built right away.
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Template sync
Pull improvements banked in the skeleton into a project (sync-from), and push a project's good patterns back up to the skeleton (sync-to).
* How this dev automation actually connects into a single flow is covered in detail on the Dev Automation Tools page.
“Not rebuilding auth and permissions — and inheriting the way you develop too — that's what saves the entire first few days.”
The more security is involved, and the more it's about dev rules, the faster and safer it is to reuse a proven skeleton.
