In Lovable it's one click. In Claude Code you freeze at a black screen, unsure which tech to pick. The start skill fixes that: you answer 1 simple question and it scaffolds the project, with the right stack already set up.
It was never that Claude Code is worse. Nobody just tells you where to start.
You describe it, it starts. Zero technical decisions in your face.
Astro? React? Next? You freeze on the first choice, and it is far too technical.
You say what you want in plain words. The skill decides the tech.
Click the option that matches your project. The skill decides the tech for you. You never need to know the difference between them.
Fast to load and great for Google, perfect for content pages.
› /start project created, ready to run You do not pick the tech. You describe what you want, the skill does the rest.
Once to install, then just call it inside Claude Code.
Paste this in your terminal. It downloads the skill and makes it available in all your projects.
PS> npx start-skill In an empty folder, type /start in Claude Code. It asks the questions and builds everything with you.
✻ Welcome to Claude Code › /start The same skill, whichever way suits you.
Run npx start-skill once, then just /start in any project. Works in any Claude Code.
npx start-skill The same skill becomes a button: you click the squares, answer the questions and Carcará builds the project for you, without leaving the app.
It does not drop a raw HTML and vanish. It leaves the base ready and hardened.
A full scaffold with the right stack, not an index.html with raw CSS. A nice starting page already in place.
It creates .gitignore and .env/.env.example for you. The real secret never goes to Git, automatically.
Installs the database (Supabase), design (frontend-design) and auto-debug skills that protect you from yourself.
Leaves instructions for Claude to consult the right skill before touching database or design, and to debug on its own when something breaks.
When you want to publish, it guides the Cloudflare Pages deploy in simple steps, no jargon.
Just paste this command. The rest you sort out by chatting, in plain language.
$ npx start-skill Requires Git installed. Works on Windows, Mac and Linux.
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