This is an excellent article! The timing is perfect for us, as we're currently facing a huge scaling challenge where the Scaffolder-Toolkit might be the exact piece of tooling we need.
We are preparing to scale a component-based architecture by rolling out a family of Unity Asset Packages—which we call our FSM_Layer. This is not a typical web dev monorepo, but we anticipate creating well over 100 individual repositories in the initial sprint, and potentially scaling to 500+ C# packages, each representing a specific Finite State Machine behavior, game mechanic, or service wrapper.
Our primary bottleneck is guaranteeing standardization, consistent folder structure, and a uniform CI/CD pipeline (for publishing to the Unity Asset Store, internal consumption, etc.) across hundreds of separate projects. Manually managing this is a recipe for configuration drift and human error at a massive scale.
The features you highlighted—Intelligent Scaffolding for instantly creating a "production-ready" template, the emphasis on a Monorepo-Native/workspace-aware philosophy, and the ability to define Extensible Templates from a Git repo—make dk look like a dream tool for this specific Unity package creation problem. It seems perfectly positioned to enforce our C# Unity Package manifest standards from day one.
Thanks for sharing this, we're diving into the documentation now to see how quickly we can implement it to manage our FSM package sprint!