javamark-claude-plugins

Transforms Java/Quarkus projects into engaging technical blog posts. Use this skill when a blog article, tutorial, or technical introduction should be created from a project.

Activate when the user explicitly asks to maintain, clean up, audit, or improve their wiki — phrases like "curate the wiki", "check wiki health", "find missing links", "update the wiki index", "find stale entries", or "wiki maintenance".

Activate when the user asks a question that might be answered by their personal knowledge base, references past solutions, asks about patterns or decisions, or says "check the wiki", "do we have a note on", "what did we decide about", or "how did we solve X before".

Creates technical documentation, ADRs (Architecture Decision Records) and README files for Quarkus projects. Use this skill for project documentation and technical decision records.

Creates frontend prototypes and portals with TailAdmin, Alpine.js and Quarkus templates. Use this skill for UI development, dashboards, forms and end-user/admin portals.

Creates professional, data-driven infographics as PNG or PDF files with Python (matplotlib, PIL). Use this skill when the user wants to create an infographic, visual summary, data visualization, or illustrated statistic.

Generates Quarkus project scaffolds with BCE architecture (Boundary-Control-Entity), Panache entities, RESTEasy Reactive endpoints, and LangChain4j AI services. Use this skill when creating new modules, entities, or REST endpoints in Quarkus projects.

Generate and validate OpenAPI 3.x specifications from domain specs or existing Quarkus code. Use this skill for API design, API documentation, and contract-first development.

Performs systematic code reviews focusing on BCE architecture, Quarkus conventions, security, and test coverage. Use this skill for code quality checks and before merge requests.

Activates coworker mode for pair working with Claude. Use this skill when the user wants to collaborate with Claude as a pair-programming partner — with follow-up questions, discussions, and iterative improvement instead of one-shot code generation.

Creates and maintains domain specifications following the SDD approach. Use this skill when specs need to be written, features derived, or domain requirements documented. Pure domain language — no technical details like frameworks, HTTP methods, or data types.

Plan, implement, and monitor token budgets for LLM-based applications. Covers three areas — context budgets (fitting content into context windows), cost budgets (tracking spend per user/service/month), and quota/rate budgets (rate limiting LLM calls). Use this skill whenever the user mentions token budgets, token limits, LLM costs, context window management, token tracking, API budgets, rate limiting for LLMs, token usage monitoring, or wants to control how much context is sent to an LLM. Also trigger when the user is building a ChatModelListener, token counter, or usage tracker for LangChain4j/Quarkus.

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