Agent Claude Code
An agent that maintains the definitions and registration list of other coding agents in a Java and MCP project. It keeps agent files, group metadata, and verification scripts consistent.
Agent Claude Code
A read-only architecture adviser for api2mcp4j, a Java framework that exposes Spring controller methods through MCP. It designs technical approaches, assesses changes that affect multiple files or public APIs, and coordinates specialized agents.
Agent Claude Code
A code-reviewing agent for Java 17, Spring, and MCP projects. It checks recent changes for bugs, design consistency, dependency problems, API compatibility, and project-specific rules, with findings ranked by severity.
Agent Claude Code
A read-only code-search agent for Java projects, especially multi-module Maven repositories. A monorepo is one repository containing several related modules or projects.
Agent Claude Code
A Java development role for implementing the core of api2mcp4j, a Spring Boot add-on that exposes Java web methods to MCP tools and other MCP features. MCP, or Model Context Protocol, is a standard way for AI systems to use software tools.
Agent Claude Code
A debugging agent for Java applications built with Maven, a tool that manages Java builds and dependencies. It investigates build failures, registration problems, parsing issues, scanning errors, and MCP integration faults.
Agent Claude Code
A documentation agent for the api2mcp4j Java project. It keeps written documentation, configuration references, Java comments, and work logs aligned with the code.
Agent Claude Code
A Git commit agent that splits workspace changes into focused commits and writes Chinese Conventional Commit messages in a required dependency order.
Agent Claude Code
An independent code-review and testing role for Java projects. It writes tests from the project rules before implementation, then checks the finished code against those rules across seven review areas.
Agent Claude Code
A Java testing workflow based on JUnit 5 and test-driven development, or TDD. TDD means writing a test first, seeing it fail, then adding the code that makes it pass.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: