trpc-scaffolder
tRPC Scaffolder
Automate creation of type-safe tRPC endpoints with Zod validation.
TL;DR: Run scripts to create routers/schemas, register in _app.ts, validate with scripts.
Auto-Triggers
Auto-triggered by keywords:
- "new endpoint", "create endpoint", "tRPC procedure"
- "new router", "API", "Zod schema"
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