flamingock-skills

A collection of AI agent skills for the Flamingock ecosystem. Each skill teaches an AI coding assistant how to work correctly with Flamingock APIs, conventions, and patterns.

Available skills

Skill	Description
flamingock-onboarding	Configure Flamingock's entry point in a project — standalone Java or Spring Boot, Community or Cloud edition — adding the correct dependencies and writing the initialization code
flamingock-mongodb-sync-targetsystem	Configure MongoDBSyncTargetSystem for standalone or Spring Boot Java/Kotlin projects using the MongoDB sync driver, with language-gated single-path output and TargetSystem-only scope
flamingock-mongodb-sync-change	Create or review Java/Kotlin @Change classes for MongoDBSyncTargetSystem, with explicit language gating, strict registration verification, DML-vs-DDL routing, rollback-safe guidance, and hard redirects for setup or Spring Data concerns
flamingock-mongodb-springdata-targetsystem	Configure MongoDBSpringDataTargetSystem for Spring Boot projects using MongoTemplate, Spring Data MongoDB, and bean registration
flamingock-mongodb-springdata-change	Create or review @Change classes for MongoDBSpringDataTargetSystem, covering Spring Data MongoDB migrations, backfills, data fixes, and DML-vs-DDL routing
flamingock-sql-targetsystem	Configure SqlTargetSystem for relational databases, including JDBC driver guidance and bean or builder registration
flamingock-sql-change	Create or review @Change classes for SqlTargetSystem, covering schema changes, backfills, data fixes, and strict DML-vs-DDL separation
flamingock-dynamodb-targetsystem	Configure DynamoDBTargetSystem, including AWS SDK guidance and bean or builder registration
flamingock-dynamodb-change	Create or review @Change classes for DynamoDBTargetSystem, covering table management, transactional writes, backfills, and schema-vs-write separation
flamingock-couchbase-targetsystem	Configure CouchbaseTargetSystem, including Couchbase SDK guidance and bean or builder registration
flamingock-couchbase-change	Create or review @Change classes for CouchbaseTargetSystem, covering document migrations, collection or index changes, and transactional-vs-schema separation
flamingock-non-transactional-targetsystem	Configure NonTransactionalTargetSystem for systems without native transactions, including dependency and property registration
flamingock-non-transactional-change	Create or review @Change classes for NonTransactionalTargetSystem, emphasizing compensation, idempotency, recovery strategy, and non-transactional safety
flamingock-mongock-migration-skill	Guide real Mongock -> Flamingock migrations without rewriting deployed changes, choose the matching target system, explain @MongockSupport, and hand off to onboarding/targetsystem/change skills only after migration fit is settled

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What is a skill?

A skill is a folder containing a SKILL.md file (and optionally references/ and assets/ directories) that an AI agent loads when it detects a relevant context. Once installed, the agent uses the skill's rules and examples instead of guessing from general knowledge.

This matters for Flamingock because the API has specific contracts that a general-purpose model is likely to get wrong. Skills encode the correct patterns so the agent produces accurate, production-ready code from the start.

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Installation

Skills are installed per project. Copy the skill folder into your project's .agents/skills/ directory.

For automatic install yoy can also run flamingock install-skills if you have the Flamingock CLI installed.

Step 1 — Create the skills directory (if it doesn't exist)

mkdir -p your-project/.agents/skills/

Step 2 — Copy the skill

cp -r flamingock-*/ your-project/.agents/skills/

Your project structure should look like this:

your-project/
└── .agents/
    └── skills/
        ├── flamingock-onboarding/
        ├── flamingock-mongodb-sync-targetsystem/
        ├── flamingock-mongodb-sync-change/
        ├── flamingock-sql-targetsystem/
        ├── flamingock-sql-change/
        ├── flamingock-dynamodb-targetsystem/
        ├── flamingock-dynamodb-change/
        ├── flamingock-couchbase-targetsystem/
        ├── flamingock-couchbase-change/
        ├── flamingock-mongodb-springdata-targetsystem/
        ├── flamingock-mongodb-springdata-change/
        ├── flamingock-non-transactional-targetsystem/
        ├── flamingock-non-transactional-change/
        └── flamingock-mongock-migration-skill/

Step 3 — Commit it

cd your-project
git add .agents/skills/flamingock-*/
git commit -m "chore: add flamingock agent skills"

The skill travels with the repo, so every developer (and every CI agent) on the project gets it automatically.

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Contributing

Found an error or a missing pattern? Open an issue or a PR. All examples are verified against the official Flamingock documentation.