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How to build, preview, and verify Quarkus documentation locally: root Maven build, docs rebuild, Jekyll preview via Podman/Docker.

Quarkus code style conventions: formatting, visibility, naming, logging, and general style rules for the Quarkus codebase.

Testing patterns for Quarkus extensions: test annotations, test locations, QuarkusExtensionTest patterns, and how to run tests.

How to add a Dev UI page to a Quarkus extension: deployment processors, runtime-dev JSON-RPC services, and Lit web components.

How to build and test Quarkus: Maven commands, build flags, incremental builds, justfile aliases, and important build rules.

Rules for preparing pull requests and commits in the Quarkus project: title conventions, description format, commit hygiene, labels, and contribution policies.

Quarkus split classloading model, runtime-dev module wiring, conditional dependencies, and common classloading mistakes.

How to create a new Quarkus extension: full module layout, package naming, artifact naming, dependency rules, and Dev UI setup.

Use when asked to view changes, show a diff, review what changed, compare branches, or see recent commits in a rich browser interface. Supports unstaged changes, staged changes, branch comparisons, commit ranges, and live watch mode with auto-refresh.

Use when you need to find which JAR contains a Java class, resolve import statements, identify classpath conflicts, or discover which dependency provides a class. Accepts fully qualified class names, simple class names, or partial patterns.

Use when you need to view the source code of a Java class from project dependencies, understand a library's API implementation, find method signatures, or explore how a dependency works internally. Accepts fully qualified or simple class names.

Use when asked to do a full build, complete build, rebuild, or build everything in a Quarkus project. Runs the full Quarkus build with optimized flags via a subagent to keep the main conversation responsive.

Use when asked to build, compile, or rebuild specific Quarkus modules. Accepts multiple module names and builds them in parallel via subagents. Examples - build graphql module, compile openapi and rest, rebuild security extensions.

Itinerary planning guidance for adventurous road trips — legendary driving roads, outdoor activity integration, seasonal access, and remote-area practicalities.

Itinerary planning guidance for business road trips — efficient routing, city access restrictions, meeting-paced scheduling, and productivity stops.

Itinerary planning guidance for family road trips — stop frequency, kid-friendly pacing, accommodation, and toll considerations.

Guidance for selecting the right rental vehicle category based on trip type, passenger count, terrain, and budget.

Migrates Spring Boot applications to Quarkus using a modular, gate-driven approach. Supports Spring compatibility extensions and full Quarkus migration paths. Use when the user wants to migrate, convert, or port a Spring Boot app to Quarkus, mentions "spring to quarkus", "quarkus migration", "replace spring", or asks about migrating "pom.xml", "build.gradle", "Spring MVC", "Spring Data JPA", "Thymeleaf", "@SpringBootApplication".

Use when working in a Quarkus project and the user wants to check if their build files are up-to-date, compare project structure against a reference, or upgrade their Quarkus version. Triggers on "check project", "update quarkus", "is my project up to date", "compare build", "quarkus upgrade".

Use when user is saying Hello, HelloWorld.

How to preview blog posts locally: one-command container-based Jekyll serve with auto-detection of changed posts and deep-linking.

Use when working in a Quarkus project and the user wants to check if their build files are up-to-date, compare project structure against a reference, or upgrade their Quarkus version. Triggers on "check project", "update quarkus", "is my project up to date", "compare build", "quarkus upgrade".