jframe

Design, plan, and scaffold new jframe kernel modules. Invoke this skill when the user wants to: create a new module (jframe create), add a new feature/service/integration as a module, scaffold module structure, plan module lifecycle phases, design module config structs, plan DI dependencies (Map/Load), or integrate an external service (DB, cache, MQ, S3, SDK) into the jframe architecture. Trigger on phrases like 'new module', 'add module', 'create mod', 'integrate X into jframe', 'design a module for X', or any request to add new functionality that should be encapsulated as a jframe kernel.Module. This skill covers architecture design — from requirements through to a registered module skeleton. Do NOT use this skill for implementing code inside an existing module (use jframe-module-dev instead), modifying existing modules, or debugging module issues.

Implement, wire, and test code inside an existing jframe module. Invoke this skill when the user wants to: write handler/service/dao/model layer code, implement CRUD or business logic, register HTTP routes with jin (binding.JSON, binding.Query, render.JSON, DI-injected handler functions), register gRPC endpoints via gateway, use stdao generic DAO for GORM queries, use the settings system for dynamic config, wire module layers in mod.go Load(), write tests for handlers or services, or troubleshoot DI wiring issues (hub.Map/Load/Invoke). Trigger on phrases like 'implement X in module', 'write handler for', 'add API endpoint', 'use stdao', 'binding.JSON', 'DI inject', or any request to write/modify code within an existing mod/ directory. Do NOT use this skill for designing new modules from scratch or scaffolding (use jframe-module-design instead), or for framework-level changes to kernel/core.