bootui
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Install, configure, and use BootUI in Spring Boot and Quarkus applications; assess a running application, propose a prioritized action plan, and execute only approved fixes using runtime evidence. Use when asked to add or troubleshoot BootUI, assess application health, or investigate a slow or failing endpoint, exceptions, SQL, Hibernate, beans, mappings, configuration, health, metrics, logs, or traces; to find runtime-only bugs such as N+1 queries, split transactions, or bypassed @Transactional proxies, or check which routes a code change affects and verify what it changed at runtime after the tests; also for architecture, security, memory, database, REST, pentest, GraalVM, CRaC, or vulnerability scans, or connecting an AI agent to BootUI.
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npx skills add jdubois/boot-ui --skill bootui -a claude-code
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