StartYourPk.jl is intended to to help (especially beginner) developers with using projects and creating packages.
The package is not yet registered, but you are invited to test it - nothing bad should happen 
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If anybody comes with a better package name, it is not too late yet.
Now a general question (for the package documentation, not yet written): It is commonly recommended not to work in the “main” environment, but use separate projects (i.e. a folder with Project.toml. While I see the use of it, I prefer to start a (possibly throwaway) package right from the beginning instead of a project. This gives me the important advantage of having all functions, which I place into the project’s module, Revise-ed. I do not see any disadvantages of such a procedure as compared to a bare project. Are there any?