CPP Maker Studio

The tool generates a full C++ project scaffold based on user inputs. It creates source and header templates, a build script, and optional test structures, enabling a consistent starting point across projects. Conceptually, it maps user selections to templated file groups and configures placeholders for names, versions, and dependencies. The generated content adheres to common C++ practices (include guards, structured namespaces, and portable paths). It is designed for developers, educators, and teams who want repeatable beginnings and faster onboarding. The emphasis is on producing a coherent, changeable scaffold rather than a finished product, so users can iterate quickly. The tool differentiates itself by combining project-type awareness (console vs library), standard selection (C++11–23), and optional build-system integration (CMake or Meson) in a single, reusable flow. Core features include template selection, placeholder substitution, and basic consistency checks across files, ensuring a runnable starting point that users can customize. Use cases include bootstrapping new projects for teaching labs, prototyping libraries, or establishing a uniform baseline for internal templates.