Post 2 covered create.md as it exists today. This companion post proposes four concrete, testable extensions — scaffold commands for Library and Adaptive Card Extension, a workflow for adding components to an existing solution, the --sharepoint-version flag for on-premises targets, and a post-scaffold validation/commit step — each framed as a future contribution to SharePoint/spfx-dev-skills, not a criticism of it.
AI-Assisted Development
Stop Letting AI Hang on yo @microsoft/sharepoint: Non-Interactive SPFx Scaffolding
Interactive Yeoman prompts are invisible to AI coding agents — they hang, or worse, pick the wrong menu item. This post walks the official spfx-dev-skills create.md reference line by line: environment checks with m365 spfx doctor, the fully flag-based scaffold command for web parts and extensions, dependency install discipline, and toolchain-aware packaging for Heft vs. gulp.