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When a user wants to create a new ADK agent project or enhance an existing one with deployment/CI-CD/infra scaffolding using agents-cli.
scaffold create.agents-cli scaffold create/enhance/upgrade with explicit strict flags.A structured ADK project with agent code, Dockerfile, deployment configs, and A2A built-in — ready for iteration and deployment.
Use Cases
A developer wants to build a new Python ADK agent and deploy to Cloud Run. They use this skill to clarify requirements via the workflow skill, then run `agents-cli scaffold create my-agent --agent adk --deployment-target cloud_run --prototype`. The skill ensures correct flags, no pre-mkdir, and generates code, Dockerfile, and A2A surface. Value: avoids manual A2A coding and speeds up project bootstrap.
A team has a prototype agent and wants to add GitHub Actions CI/CD and Agent Runtime deployment. Using this skill, they run `agents-cli scaffold enhance . --cicd-runner github_actions` and `--deployment-target agent_runtime` after confirming with the user. The skill handles session_type clearing and preserves manifest. Value: systematically upgrades project with infra without breaking existing code.
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