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Spring Boot Create by arconia-io — Agent Skill

Name: Spring Boot Create
Author: arconia-io

Spring Boot Create

Create a new Spring Boot project from a template using Arconia CLI. Use when the user wants to start a new Java or Spring Boot application, scaffold a project, bootstrap a new service, generate a new app from a template, or initialize a new project. Also use when the user mentions creating a project with specific dependencies or features like HTTP server, AI chatbot, or similar.

arconia-io 2c1545b 2.7 KB Updated Sep 17, 2026

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Create a New Spring Boot Project

Use arconia create to scaffold a new Spring Boot project from a template. Templates are pre-configured project structures distributed as OCI artifacts.

Create a project

arconia create --name my-app --template server-http

Both --name and --template are required.

Common options

Option	Default	Description
`--name`	(required)	Project name (used as directory name and artifact ID)
`--template`	(required)	Template alias or full OCI reference
`--group`	`com.example`	Group ID (e.g., `io.arconia`)
`--description`		Project description
`--package-name`		Java package name (defaults from group + name)
`--path`	current directory	Where to create the project

Example with all options

arconia create \
  --name my-app \
  --template server-http \
  --group io.arconia \
  --description "My web application" \
  --package-name io.arconia.app

Discover available templates

List all templates from registered catalogs:

arconia template list

List templates from a specific catalog:

arconia template list --name arconia-project-templates

Template references

Templates can be specified as:

Alias (short name): server-http — resolved from a registered template catalog
Full OCI reference: ghcr.io/arconia-io/arconia-templates/server-http — fetched directly

Use aliases when available (shorter, easier to remember). Use full OCI references when the template is not in a registered catalog.

Workflow

Discover templates: arconia template list
Pick a template that matches the project requirements
Create the project: arconia create --name my-app --template <template>
Navigate into the project: cd my-app
Start developing: arconia dev

Gotchas

Template aliases only work if a catalog containing them is registered. If an alias is not found, use the full OCI reference instead.
The --group defaults to com.example. Set it to the actual organization group ID (e.g., io.arconia) for real projects.
The project is created in a subdirectory named after --name inside the --path directory (defaults to the current directory).

---name: spring-boot-createdescription: Create a new Spring Boot project from a template using Arconia CLI. Use when the user wants to start a new Java or Spring Boot application, scaffold a project, bootstrap a new service, generate a new app from a template, or initialize a new project. Also use when the user mentions creating a project with specific dependencies or features like HTTP server, AI chatbot, or similar.license: Apache-2.0---# Create a New Spring Boot ProjectUse `arconia create` to scaffold a new Spring Boot project from a template.Templates are pre-configured project structures distributed as OCI artifacts.## Create a project```basharconia create --name my-app --template server-http```Both `--name` and `--template` are required.### Common options| Option | Default | Description ||---|---|---|| `--name` | _(required)_ | Project name (used as directory name and artifact ID) || `--template` | _(required)_ | Template alias or full OCI reference || `--group` | `com.example` | Group ID (e.g., `io.arconia`) || `--description` | | Project description || `--package-name` | | Java package name (defaults from group + name) || `--path` | current directory | Where to create the project |### Example with all options```basharconia create \ --name my-app \ --template server-http \ --group io.arconia \ --description "My web application" \ --package-name io.arconia.app```## Discover available templatesList all templates from registered catalogs:```basharconia template list```List templates from a specific catalog:```basharconia template list --name arconia-project-templates```## Template referencesTemplates can be specified as:- **Alias** (short name): `server-http` — resolved from a registered template catalog- **Full OCI reference**: `ghcr.io/arconia-io/arconia-templates/server-http` — fetched directlyUse aliases when available (shorter, easier to remember). Use full OCIreferences when the template is not in a registered catalog.## Workflow1. Discover templates: `arconia template list`2. Pick a template that matches the project requirements3. Create the project: `arconia create --name my-app --template <template>`4. Navigate into the project: `cd my-app`5. Start developing: `arconia dev`## Gotchas- Template aliases only work if a catalog containing them is registered. If an alias is not found, use the full OCI reference instead.- The `--group` defaults to `com.example`. Set it to the actual organization group ID (e.g., `io.arconia`) for real projects.- The project is created in a subdirectory named after `--name` inside the `--path` directory (defaults to the current directory).

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