500-frameworks-micronaut-create-project
This skill creates a new Maven-based Micronaut 4.x project using SDKMAN-managed Java and Micronaut CLI tooling. Use it when bootstrapping Micronaut services or generating new Micronaut Maven projects with explicit verification of dependencies, project coordinates, and Maven wrapper validation before completion.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/jabrena/cursor-rules-java /tmp/500-frameworks-micronaut-create-project && cp -r /tmp/500-frameworks-micronaut-create-project/skills/500-frameworks-micronaut-create-project ~/.claude/skills/500-frameworks-micronaut-create-projectSKILL.md
# Create Micronaut Maven Project Create a new Micronaut Maven project through SDKMAN-managed tooling, aligned with Java 25 and the repository's Micronaut 4.x baseline. **What is covered in this Skill?** - Verify SDKMAN and Java availability before project creation - Install or select the required Java and Micronaut CLI candidates through SDKMAN - Gather project coordinates, package name, Java version, features, and target directory - Create a Maven project with the Micronaut CLI - Prefer Maven wrapper commands for validation - Verify the generated project with Maven before reporting completion ## Constraints Project creation must be explicit, reproducible, and Maven-based. - **PREREQUISITE**: Verify SDKMAN is installed with `sdk version`; if missing, stop and provide setup guidance instead of installing it silently - **JAVA BASELINE**: Prefer Java 25 unless the user requests another supported version - **FRAMEWORK BASELINE**: Target the current Micronaut 4.x line by default - **BUILD TOOL**: Generate a Maven project, not Gradle - **SAFETY**: Do not overwrite an existing non-empty target directory without explicit user confirmation - **VERIFY**: Run `./mvnw clean verify` from the generated project when the Maven wrapper exists; otherwise run `mvn clean verify` - **BEFORE APPLYING**: Read the reference for the full SDKMAN and Micronaut CLI workflow ## When to use this skill - Create a Micronaut Maven project - Bootstrap Micronaut project with SDKMAN - Generate a new Micronaut service ## Workflow 1. **Read reference and gather project inputs** Read `references/500-frameworks-micronaut-create-project.md`, then gather project directory, group, artifact, package name, Java version, application type, and desired Micronaut features. 2. **Verify SDKMAN-managed tooling** Check SDKMAN, Java, and Micronaut CLI availability. Install or switch candidates only after confirming the intended versions with the user. 3. **Create the Maven project** Use the Micronaut CLI to create a Maven project, keeping features explicit and the Micronaut 4.x baseline as the default. 4. **Verify and report** Run Maven verification in the generated project and summarize commands used, selected options, generated path, and any follow-up setup. ## Reference For detailed guidance, examples, and constraints, see [references/500-frameworks-micronaut-create-project.md](references/500-frameworks-micronaut-create-project.md).
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