| name | global-skills |
| description | Catalog of all specialized skills used across the Sysacad Next project (Frontend & Backend). |
📚 Sysacad Next Global Skills Catalog
This skill serves as a central index for all architectural and development guidelines established in the Sysacad Next project. Each skill defines rules and best practices that MUST be respected by the agent and developers.
⚙️ Backend Skills (Sysacad-Next-BackEnd)
- global-context: The "Master Rule". Enforces compliance with all other skills and defines the Layered Architecture.
- clean-structure: Java package organization and layered structure rules.
- code-quality: Java SOLID principles, Lombok usage, and "No Comments" policy.
- naming-conventions: PascalCase for classes, camelCase for methods, snake_case for DB, kebab-case for URLs.
- spring-boot-module: Blueprint para la creación de nuevos módulos (Entidad, DTO, Mapper, Service, Controller).
- test: JUnit 5 and Mockito testing guidelines.
- test-enforcement: Mandatory rule requiring one test per business logic file.
- integration-testing: Guías para pruebas de interacción de módulos y flujos completos con Spring Boot Test.
- backend-testing: Specific integration testing patterns for the backend.
- no-browser: Prohibición total del uso del subagente del navegador.
- readme-auto-sync: Automated README syncing for project structure.
- skill-generator: Standardized way to create new skills.
🛠️ Usage guidelines
- Check before coding: Always consult the relevant skill(s) before implementing a new feature.
- Consistency over speed: If a skill defines a pattern, follow it strictly.
- Skill updates: When a new architectural pattern is established, update the relevant skill or create a new one using the
skill-generator.