java-repo-bootstrap

Standardize Java backend repository layouts, module boundaries, and baseline docs.

1|Updated Jan 19, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/HZeroxium/cursorkit --skill java-repo-bootstrap
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Skill: java-repo-bootstrap
Source: https://github.com/HZeroxium/cursorkit/tree/main/lib/skills/java-backend/java-repo-bootstrap
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/HZeroxium/cursorkit --skill java-repo-bootstrap

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps teams standardize repository layout, module boundaries, naming conventions, and baseline docs for Java backend projects, reducing onboarding time and confusion.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Propose target repo layouts (single, multi-module, mono-repo) with migration plan.
  • Define module boundaries and dependency direction to prevent cycles.
  • Add baseline docs: README, CONTRIBUTING, ADR template, architecture notes.

Quick Start

Apply this bootstrap to initialize or restructure a Java backend repository using the recommended layout and templates.

Frequently Asked Questions about java-repo-bootstrap

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

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How do I standardize a Java backend repository layout when starting a new project?

Standardize a Java backend repository layout by applying a plan-first approach with predefined templates for module boundaries, naming conventions, and baseline docs. This ensures repeatable setups and reduces onboarding time for new projects.

What's the best way to define module boundaries and prevent dependency cycles in a multi-module Java repo?

Define module boundaries and dependency directions explicitly during the repo planning phase. Enforcing a standardized layout prevents circular dependencies and clarifies structural separation across multi-module or mono-repo Java backend architectures.

How do I migrate an existing Java backend repository to a mono-repo structure?

Migrate to a mono-repo structure by proposing a target layout and executing a structured migration plan. The process enforces module boundaries, updates naming conventions, and integrates baseline documentation to maintain consistency.

What baseline documentation do I need for a Java backend project?

Baseline documentation for a Java backend project includes README, CONTRIBUTING, ADR templates, and architecture notes. These documents reduce confusion and accelerate team onboarding by standardizing project knowledge and conventions.

Does this Java repo bootstrap approach include minimal CI entrypoints?

Yes, the Java repo bootstrap approach includes minimal CI entrypoints. Integrating baseline CI configurations during the initial setup ensures repeatable workflows and validates module boundaries from the start of the project.