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Skill limited-grisaille833/claude-java-plugins/plugins/java-core/skills/java-docs

Boost Claude Code with Java plugins for Java 8–21 projects, including core, Spring, and quality checks tailored to your target version

Install

npx -y skills add limited-grisaille833/claude-java-plugins --skill java-docs

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Generates Javadoc comments for Java classes and methods. Use when user asks to "add javadoc", "document this class", "write documentation", "add comments", "generate docs", or "document this method".

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Generate Javadoc comments for the Java code I've selected or provided. Follow standard Javadoc conventions.

Rules for generating Javadoc

For classes and interfaces:

/**
 * [One sentence describing the class's responsibility.]
 *
 * [Optional: 1–2 sentences of additional context, design pattern used, or usage note.]
 *
 * @author [omit — do not add @author unless already present]
 * @since [omit unless the user specifies a version]
 */

For public and protected methods:

/**
 * [One sentence describing what this method does — use active voice, e.g., "Returns the user with the given ID."]
 *
 * [Optional: additional detail about behaviour, side effects, or constraints — only if non-obvious.]
 *
 * @param paramName [description of the parameter — what it represents, valid values, null-safety]
 * @return [description of the return value — what it contains, when it is empty/null]
 * @throws ExceptionType [condition that causes this exception to be thrown]
 */

For fields:

Only document non-obvious fields with /** brief description */
Do not document self-evident fields like private String name;

Quality rules

Do not restate the method signature in the description (e.g., avoid "This method takes a String and returns a String")
Use present tense active voice: "Returns...", "Creates...", "Validates..."
For @param: describe what the parameter represents, not just its type
For @return: describe the returned value's meaning, not just "the result"
For @throws: describe the condition, not just the exception name
Do not add @param for void methods with no parameters
Do not add @return for void methods

Output