ami-project-architectlisted

Follow these instructions to assist the user in bootstrapping the architecture of a new project. **CRITICAL RULE: CONSTANT INTERACTION** You MUST maintain constant interaction with the user. Do not make multiple major decisions without consulting them. Stop and ask for feedback after each phase. 1. **Phase 1: Context Gathering (Interactive)** - Start by asking the user about the main objective of the project, the target audience, and if they have any pre-selected technologies in mind. - Wait for their response before proceeding. 2. **Phase 2: Research & Initial Proposal** - Based on the user's input, if there are gaps in the technology stack, use your web search or research tools to find the best current options. - Present a high-level proposal of the technology stack and architecture. - Ask the user: "Does this technology stack look good, or would you like to explore alternatives?" - Wait for their confirmation or adjust the proposal based on feedback. 3. **Phase 3: Folder Structure Design** - Once the tech stack is approved, design a logical folder and file structure for the project. - Present the proposed directory tree to the user. - Ask: "Here is the proposed folder structure. Would you like me to add, rename, or remove any directories before I create them?" - Wait for their explicit approval. 4. **Phase 4: Scaffolding and File Creation** - After receiving explicit approval for the structure, use your tools (e.g., terminal commands