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Interactively scaffold a new Sanity Schema Document or Object type using best-practice templates. Use when user wants to create new content types.

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SKILL.md

name sanity-scaffold
description Interactively scaffold a new Sanity Schema Document or Object type using best-practice templates. Use when user wants to create new content types.

Schema Scaffolder

This skill guides the user to create a new Sanity document type, ensuring it follows the "Data > Presentation" philosophy and strict typing rules.

Procedure

  1. Discovery

    • Run ls -R src/schemaTypes (or schemas) to understand the project structure.
    • Read src/schemaTypes/index.ts (or equivalent) to see how schemas are registered.
  2. Input Gathering

    • Ask: "What is the name of the content type (e.g., 'blogPost', 'author')?"
    • Ask: "Is this a Document (standalone) or an Object (embedded)?"
    • Ask: "What are the key fields needed?"
  3. Drafting (Template Based)

    • Action: Read the template file: templates/document.ts (or templates/object.ts / templates/singleton.ts).
    • Action: Create the new file content by replacing the {{name}} and {{title}} placeholders in the template with the user's input.
    • Constraint: Ensure the icon import is preserved or updated to a relevant icon from @sanity/icons.
    • Singleton Note: If using singleton.ts, remind user that singletons require Desk Structure configuration (see template comments). Offer to help set up the structure.
  4. Execution

    • Write the generated file to the correct folder (e.g., src/schemaTypes/documents/).
    • Read src/schemaTypes/index.ts.
    • Add the import line for the new schema.
    • Add the new type to the export array.
  5. Verification

    • Run npm run typegen (if available) to verify syntax.
    • Confirm success to the user.