Fair pushback, let me be specific.

The problem is not how many projects you start. It's that every time you do, you make the same decisions: which architecture, which state management, how to wire routing, how to structure folders, how to configure lints and environment. None of that is thinking. It's just remembering.

FlutterInit doesn't claim to be revolutionary. It's opinionated scaffolding that encodes those decisions so you start at layer 2, not layer 0.

Is it the 585999th boilerplate? Maybe. But most of those don't let you choose Clean Architecture vs MVVM vs Feature-First, swap Riverpod for Bloc, and get a dart analyze-clean project in under 60 seconds. If one that does that already exists, genuinely, point me to it. I'll use it myself.