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+ - Resource server: `oauth2ResourceServer(o -> o.jwt(...))` with an issuer or JWK source and audience validation; no hand-rolled token filter without a reason.
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+ - Method security: `@EnableMethodSecurity` present wherever `@PreAuthorize` is used.
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+ - Sessions and CSRF: stateless APIs set `SessionCreationPolicy.STATELESS` and may disable CSRF; session or cookie apps keep CSRF on.
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+ - Secrets: none in committed config; use env vars, mounted files or config trees.
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+ - Findings by severity (critical, high, medium, low), each with `file:line`, the risk and a fix; then a one-line verdict.
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+ ### React kit
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+ Applies to React 18 or 19 apps built with Vite or webpack, in TypeScript or JavaScript, tested with Jest and React Testing Library. Read `package.json` first and use only the APIs its React major provides.
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+ - Function components and hooks only. No new class components, except an error boundary where the project has no library for it.
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+ - Hooks at the top level only. Never disable `react-hooks/rules-of-hooks` or `react-hooks/exhaustive-deps` to make a warning go away.
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+ - Derive values during render; never copy props or state into state through an effect. Every effect that subscribes cleans up.
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+ - Server data goes through the project's server-state library, with loading, error and empty states.
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+ - Keep each folder's language: TypeScript stays typed, with no `any` or `@ts-ignore` to get green; JavaScript stays JavaScript.
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+ - Env values the bundler inlines (`import.meta.env.VITE_*`, webpack `DefinePlugin`) are public. No secret there, and no session token in `localStorage`.
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+ - Interactive elements are native (`<button>`, `<a href>`, `<input>` with a label) and keyboard-reachable.
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+ - Tests query by role or label and act with `userEvent`; the network is mocked with MSW, not by mocking the fetch client.
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+ - Match the project's existing styling, state library and CI before introducing another.
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+ "skills": ["react", "react-testing"],
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+ "agents": ["react-engineer", "react-reviewer"],
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+ "rules": "kits/react/rules.md",
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+ "rulesWordBudget": 300,
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+ "banned": ["ReactDOM.render(", "findDOMNode", "enzyme", "react-test-renderer", "@testing-library/react-hooks"],
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+ "catalogue": {
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+ "skills": [
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+ "| [react]({{DIR_SKILLS}}/react.md) | building or changing React components, hooks, state or data fetching in a Vite or webpack app; bundler config, client-side routing, env variables and build failures; accessibility |",
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+ "| [react-testing]({{DIR_SKILLS}}/react-testing.md) | writing or fixing React tests with Jest and Testing Library, MSW network mocks, jest-axe; making Jest run against a Vite or webpack project |"
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+ ],
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+ "agents": [
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+ "| [react-engineer]({{DIR_AGENTS}}/react-engineer.md) | a React component, page, hook or form must be implemented, or a broken Vite or webpack build or Jest run made green |",
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+ "| [react-reviewer]({{DIR_AGENTS}}/react-reviewer.md) | a React change needs a framework-aware review: hooks, state, data fetching, accessibility, React security, tests |"
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ### Spring Boot kit
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+
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+ Applies to Spring Boot 4 projects (Spring Framework 7, Java 21+). Read the project's own pom.xml or Gradle build first and check any API you reach for against the version it pins; do not assume a newer or older one.
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+
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+ - Inject through constructors only. No field-level `@Autowired`.
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+ - Blocking HTTP calls use `RestClient`. Do not add new `RestTemplate` code.
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+ - Persistence and validation imports are `jakarta.*`, never `javax.*`.
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+ - Tests that need a database or broker use Testcontainers wired with `@ServiceConnection`, not hand-copied connection properties.
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+ - Replace beans in tests with `@MockitoBean` and `@MockitoSpyBean`; the older Boot test-package mock and spy bean annotations are removed.
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+ - Match the project's existing style, build tool and CI before introducing another.
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+ {
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+ "description": "Spring Boot 4 / Java 21+ services: build, data access, testing, security review, and the container and cluster around them.",
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+ "skills": ["spring-boot", "spring-data-jpa", "spring-testing"],
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+ "agents": ["spring-boot-engineer", "spring-reviewer", "spring-security", "kubernetes-specialist", "docker-expert", "devops-engineer"],
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+ "rules": "kits/spring-boot/rules.md",
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+ "rulesWordBudget": 300,
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+ "banned": ["@MockBean", "@SpyBean", "javax.persistence", "ClientHttpRequestFactories", "Spring Security 6"],
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+ "catalogue": {
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+ "skills": [
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+ "| [spring-boot]({{DIR_SKILLS}}/spring-boot.md) | building or changing a Spring Boot service: controllers, configuration, REST clients, error handling, observability, packaging |",
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+ "| [spring-data-jpa]({{DIR_SKILLS}}/spring-data-jpa.md) | Spring Data JPA or Hibernate work: entities, repositories, queries, transactions, schema migrations, N+1 and fetch problems |",
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+ "| [spring-testing]({{DIR_SKILLS}}/spring-testing.md) | writing or fixing Spring Boot tests: slices, MockMvc, Testcontainers with service connections, mocking beans |"
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+ ],
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+ "agents": [
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+ "| [spring-boot-engineer]({{DIR_AGENTS}}/spring-boot-engineer.md) | a Spring Boot feature or service must be implemented end to end in a Java codebase |",
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+ "| [spring-reviewer]({{DIR_AGENTS}}/spring-reviewer.md) | a Spring Boot change needs a framework-aware review: layering, transactions, JPA, configuration, test slices |",
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+ "| [spring-security]({{DIR_AGENTS}}/spring-security.md) | a Spring Security change (filter chain, method security, OAuth2/JWT, CORS/CSRF) needs a security pass |",
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+ "| [kubernetes-specialist]({{DIR_AGENTS}}/kubernetes-specialist.md) | a Spring Boot service needs Kubernetes manifests, probes, resources or a rollout strategy reviewed or written |",
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+ "| [docker-expert]({{DIR_AGENTS}}/docker-expert.md) | a Spring Boot service needs a Dockerfile, layered or native image, or container build reviewed or written |",
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+ "| [devops-engineer]({{DIR_AGENTS}}/devops-engineer.md) | a Spring Boot service needs its build and delivery pipeline reviewed or improved, on whatever CI the project already uses |"
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