I guess you're telling about a combination of GUI Git clients like Git Tower (Which does everything a CLI SVN does visually) + IDE like features to generate project files with boilerplate code. SVN like Git are by design project agnostic i.e. if there was a 'context' like you mentioned, then behaviours needs to changed depending upon type of files, programming language, framework etc.
As for boiler plate code when project is created, I wonder how much information you can gather before a project is created for providing appropriate boilerplate code? If I had to drag and drop 20 modules after thinking for 40 minutes and then click 'create project'; it wouldn't make productivity sense IMO.
May be someone who's new to programming or those who use no-code tools to create apps would find this useful, but such tools obfuscate the whole process and give the app at the end.
You might be interested in checking out this need gap - https://needgap.com/problems/84-simple-cli-for-cloud-deployments.-cloud-devops, that user wants kind of opposite to what's being discussed here.
You might be interested in checking out this need gap - https://needgap.com/problems/84-simple-cli-for-cloud-deployments.-cloud-devops, that user wants kind of opposite to what's being discussed here.