Two consistency cleanups:
- Drop redundant column aliases in the MyBatis Mapper example; map-underscore-to-camel-case is already enabled in application.yml, so the explicit aliases are noise.
- Re-nest the request/response directories under a top-level domain/ package in the end-to-end example to match the project layout shown earlier in the skill. The transfer-objects section already refers to com.example.app.domain.request.* and com.example.app.domain.response.* implicitly via the layout tree.
Also drops the now-orphaned 阿里巴巴《Java 开发手册》 line from Authoritative References, since the rest of the skill no longer leans on it for terminology.
Document the process for adding or modifying a skill, frontmatter requirements, style (British English), commit conventions, and the licence under which contributions are accepted.
Add an Available Skills table summarising each skill's purpose, plus contributor notes covering the per-skill directory layout and the rationale for ignoring .claude/.
Adds a Spring Boot architecture skill for Gradle + Java 21 + Spring Boot 3.5 with strict layer-based packaging and a four-layer call graph (Controller → Service → Manager/Client → Mapper/Repository), with an optional Variant layer for multi-implementation strategies.
Covers: layer responsibilities and call direction rules; project layout (no per-feature packages, no URL prefix — reverse proxy handles versioning); MyBatis + JPA coexistence (MyBatis for complex JOINs / dynamic SQL / reports, JPA for single-table CRUD, shared entity); transfer objects as Request / Response / Entity records; annotation-first MyBatis with XML fallback in resources/mapper; Spring Validation via @Validated at class and parameter level; global exception handling with TraceId; HTTP status code as the response wrapper (no R<T> envelope); TraceId MDC filter; @Transactional on Service with readOnly for queries; SpringDoc OpenAPI; 11 anti-patterns. Forbids Lombok; encourages Java 21 records, var, text blocks, pattern matching, and sealed types.
Adds a British English writing-conventions skill covering -ise/-our/-re/-ence/-ogue spellings, doubled-l verb forms, programme vs program, punctuation (single quotes, logical punctuation, spaced en dashes, Oxford comma), vocabulary, dates/times, grammar (collective nouns, shall/will, prepositions, present perfect), measurements and currency. Polishes a few entries on second pass: doubled-l wording, mediaeval note, en-dash example, and 'informal' label.
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