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Use when writing Playwright tests, fixing flaky tests, debugging failures, implementing Page Object Model, configuring CI/CD, optimizing performance, mocking APIs, handling authentication or OAuth, testing accessibility (axe-core), file uploads/downloads,…
Use when creating features, domain models, use cases, or organizing backend code with Hexagonal Architecture (Ports and Adapters) and CQRS.
Use when bootstrapping a new Spring Boot 4 backend from Spring Initializr, choosing Kotlin + WebFlux + Gradle defaults, defining a hexagonal package-by-feature structure, and wiring local development services for a reactive stack.
Use when implementing Spring Boot 4 adapters, reactive HTTP endpoints, persistence integrations, configuration, transaction boundaries, security baselines, or infrastructure tests in a Kotlin + coroutines + WebFlux hexagonal backend.
Use when defining, reviewing, or verifying repository architecture contracts, ADR ownership, bounded-context boundaries, or architecture-check rollout policy.
Use when enforcing DDD conformance in the Kotlin backend — aggregate-root boundaries, identity-only inter-aggregate references, value-object immutability, bounded-context isolation, or ADR-backed architectural decisions. Complements hexagonal-architecture…
Use when designing, reviewing, or validating boundaries across the Vue/Pinia app, the flatter admin SPA, Astro marketing, or shared web contracts.
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Abstract Factory design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Adapter design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Bridge design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Builder design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Chain of Responsibility design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Command design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Composite design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Decorator design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Facade design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Factory Method design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Flyweight design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Iterator design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Mediator design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Memento design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Observer design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Prototype design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Proxy design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Singleton design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the State design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Strategy design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Template Method design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature…
Apply, review, or refactor code using the Visitor design pattern. Use this skill when the problem matches the pattern's structural forces, especially in Kotlin/JVM backend systems. Do not force the pattern when a simpler language or framework feature is…
Use when working with build.gradle.kts, settings.gradle.kts, custom tasks, or Gradle plugins for build configuration and performance.
Use when configuring Spring Boot Actuator for production-grade monitoring, health probes, secured management endpoints, readiness/liveness checks, and Micrometer metrics in Spring Boot 4 applications.
Use when building Model Context Protocol servers in Spring Boot with Spring AI, exposing tools or resources, configuring transports, or integrating AI tool-calling workflows.
Use when adding caching to Spring Boot 4 services, configuring cache providers and TTL policies, invalidating stale data, or diagnosing cache hit and miss behavior.
Use when integrating Neo4j into a Spring Boot 4 backend with graph models, Cypher queries, reactive repositories, relationship mapping, or graph-focused testing patterns.
Use when implementing event-driven or message-based integration in Spring Boot 4, publishing domain events, coordinating Kafka or broker messaging, or applying outbox and idempotency patterns for reliable delivery.
Use when documenting reactive Spring Boot 4 HTTP APIs with SpringDoc OpenAPI, configuring Swagger UI, annotating endpoints, documenting security schemes, or defining request and response schemas.
Use when implementing reactive fault-tolerance patterns in Spring Boot 4 with native Spring Framework 7 resilience features or Resilience4j, including retries, concurrency limiting, circuit breakers, rate limiting, timeouts, and fallbacks for downstream calls.
Use when implementing saga-based distributed consistency in Spring Boot 4, coordinating compensating transactions, or designing choreography and orchestration flows across services.
Use when implementing reactive authentication or authorization in Spring Boot 4 with Spring Security, JWT bearer or cookie flows, RBAC or permission checks, token rotation, revocation, or OAuth2/resource server integration.
Use when working with .vue files, composables, Pinia stores, or form validation.