What problem does it solve? Kubernetes readiness probes must reflect whether a microservice's downstream dependencies are reachable, but wiring a correct readiness HealthIndicator involves coordinating Java classes, application.yaml health groups, and Helm chart environment variables. This Skill guides an interactive interview and generates all required files consistently. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Interactive HITL Interview: Prompts for dependency name, base URL, readiness endpoint, expected status code, probe interval, and auth mode before generating any files. - Multi-File Generation: Creates the AbstractReadinessIndicator base class, a per-dependency HealthIndicator from a template, WebClient configuration, application.yaml readiness group entries, Helm deployment env vars, and unit tests. - Use Case: When adding a new downstream service dependency to a Spring Boot microservice, use this Skill to register its readiness check so Kubernetes removes the pod from the Service when the dependency is unreachable. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to apply the health-indicator skill to add a readiness health check for a new downstream dependency in your Spring Boot service.
