jade-core-change-collector

Extract Java breaking-change rules from URLs, files, or knowledge base documents.

1|Updated Apr 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/TheRealSeber/PolishedJADEite --skill jade-core-change-collector
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Skill: jade-core-change-collector
Source: https://github.com/TheRealSeber/PolishedJADEite/tree/main/.claude/skills/jade-core-change-collector
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TheRealSeber/PolishedJADEite --skill jade-core-change-collector

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

It turns scattered Java version change notes into a strict, evidence-backed breaking-change manifest so migration pipelines can act on reliable rules instead of guesses.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Extracts breaking-change candidates from approved URLs, local files, or knowledge base documents using reading comprehension rather than pattern matching.
  • Captures evidence references, confidence scores, and source hashes, then rejects rules that do not meet validation thresholds.
  • Use it when you need to assemble a migration rule catalog for sequential Java upgrades and keep the output machine-checkable for downstream automation.

Quick Start

Ask the skill to collect breaking changes from your approved sources and write the validated manifest into the artifacts directory.

Frequently Asked Questions about jade-core-change-collector

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I extract breaking changes from Java version migration notes?

You can extract breaking changes from Java version migration notes by reading source text comprehensively rather than pattern matching. This Skill gathers evidence from approved URLs, local files, or knowledge base documents to identify migration rule candidates.

What is a schema-validated manifest for Java upgrade workflows?

A schema-validated manifest for Java upgrade workflows is a strict, machine-checkable catalog of breaking-change rules. It includes evidence references, confidence scores, and source hashes to ensure migration pipelines act on reliable rules.

Can I use local files and URLs as evidence sources for Java migration rules?

Yes, you can use local files and URLs as evidence sources for Java migration rules. The Skill collects breaking-change candidates from approved URLs, local files, or knowledge base documents to support sequential upgrade workflows.

How do I validate confidence thresholds and source hashes for migration rules?

You validate migration rules by requiring schema-validated manifests, source hashes, confidence thresholds, and official evidence verification. The Skill rejects any rules that do not meet these strict validation thresholds before writing the final catalog.

What is the best way to automate sequential Java upgrade pipelines with breaking-change catalogs?

The best way to automate sequential Java upgrade pipelines is by generating an evidence-backed breaking-change manifest. This approach captures source hashes and confidence scores, keeping the output machine-checkable for downstream automation.

Why does schema validation fail for Java breaking-change manifests?

Schema validation fails for Java breaking-change manifests when rules lack required evidence references, source hashes, or sufficient confidence scores. The Skill rejects any candidates that do not pass official evidence verification and threshold checks.