Summary

MCPForge currently defines the product direction well, but the repo is still README-only. The most important first implementation milestone is a runnable scaffold command that turns the repo from concept into usable developer tooling.

Why this matters

A scaffold command is the narrowest feature that proves the core value proposition:

• faster MCP server bootstrapping
• repeatable project structure
• a clearer baseline for future validation and deployment features

Proposed scope

• add an installable CLI entry point
• implement an initial command
• generate a minimal MCP server project template
• include sensible defaults for config, README, and local run instructions
• document the generated project structure in the repo README

Acceptance criteria

• creates a runnable starter project
• generated files are minimal but coherent
• generated project includes a clear local development path
• repo README shows the first end-to-end usage example

Notes

This issue is intentionally focused on the first usable slice, not the full long-term toolkit vision.