specgen-spring-jpa-restapi

To generate a Spring Boot REST API specification, provide your project requirements via CLAUDE.md, PRD.md, and MODEL.md context files. The Skill outputs a multi-file specification package containing a root SPECIFICATION.md and per-module SPEC.md files with Maven pom, application.yml, and API endpoint blueprints.

Spring Modulith structures REST API module blueprints by organizing the specification into per-module SPEC.md files. Each module receives its own data models, migrations, API endpoints mapping to user stories, and a traceability matrix aligned with the root SPECIFICATION.md architecture.

Yes, Spring Boot specification generation automatically derives database, authentication, scheduling, and messaging options from your provided context. The Skill resolves these optional components and builds module payloads, migrations, and OpenAPI scaffolding directly into the output blueprint.

The best way to document REST API endpoints mapped to user stories is through a versioned traceability matrix within a specification document. This approach ensures each endpoint aligns with specific user requirements while maintaining architectural consistency across Maven configuration and module blueprints.

Yes, you need to provide the target application name and version to generate the full specification package. This input triggers the creation of a complete Maven pom, application.yml, module data models, and REST API endpoints structured for Spring Boot 3.

Generating multi-file specifications for Spring Boot 3 REST APIs requires structured input context including CLAUDE.md, PRD.md, and MODEL.md files. The Skill cannot infer project architecture without these documents and focuses exclusively on Spring Modulith packaging conventions.