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   Java Audit · mtkhawaja

   Use when asked to audit, sweep, or review Java code in bulk against the house conventions — the whole repository, the current branch's diff, or named paths/classes. Also invoked directly as /java-skills:java-audit [paths | diff]. Read-only; reports findings without modifying files.
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   Java Maven · mtkhawaja bundle

   Use when working with Maven builds — editing pom.xml, structuring or building multi-module/multi-project (reactor) projects, managing dependencies/plugins/BOMs, cleaning up POM hygiene (scopes, ordering, redundant versions), upgrading Maven 3 to Maven 4, or running large mechanical migrations (Java version, Spring Boot, JUnit upgrades) where OpenRewrite recipes beat hand-editing. Load the reference files for multi-module details and the Maven 4 upgrade.
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   Java Testing · mtkhawaja bundle

   Use when writing or reviewing Java tests, unit or integration — JUnit Jupiter with AssertJ assertions, the @DisplayName / method-name mirroring convention, behavior-focused naming, Mockito (annotation mocks, no deep stubs, @MockitoBean for Spring), and Testcontainers with @ServiceConnection for real backing services (database, Kafka, Redis). Catches JUnit-assertion use, class-level @DisplayName, imperative or deep-stub mocking, H2-instead-of-real-DB, container-per-method, and slow/flaky suites.
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   Java Gitignore · mtkhawaja bundle

   Use when initializing or auditing a Java project's .gitignore, or when the wrong files were committed — build output, IDE files, OS cruft, or (worst) secrets/local config. Covers what must and must NOT be ignored, a ready Maven+Gradle template, and how to find and un-track files already checked in by mistake (git rm --cached) including the secrets-in-history caveat.
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   Java Concurrency · mtkhawaja

   Use when writing or reviewing concurrent/parallel Java — fanning out blocking calls, thread pools/executors, virtual threads, parallel streams, CompletableFuture, or shared mutable state. Covers choosing the right executor, submitting all tasks before joining, bounding concurrency, executor lifecycle, virtual-thread pinning, and visibility. Catches parallelStream misuse, lazy-stream sequential fan-out, unbounded fan-out, and leaked executors.
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   Java Development · mtkhawaja bundle

   Java Development
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   Java Observability · mtkhawaja

   Use when adding, reviewing, or retrofitting logging, metrics, tracing, or diagnostics in Java — including "improve the logging/observability of this code" requests. Covers the logging facade with parameterized structured messages, the full level palette (DEBUG/INFO/WARN/ERROR) across a unit of work, correlation IDs / MDC, never logging secrets/PII, preserving stack traces, and Micrometer / OpenTelemetry. Catches string-concatenated logs, System.out, sensitive-data logging, and missing correlation/telemetry.
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