Create a Quarkus REST Project with the Codex Skill
Scaffold a Maven or Gradle Quarkus REST application, choose compatible extensions, and verify the development server in a scratch project.
中文Setup for Codex
Use Codex, a JDK supported by your Quarkus stream, network access for the generator and Maven dependencies, and either the Quarkus CLI or a supported Maven/Gradle bootstrap path.
- This Awesome Copilot skill can be adapted manually to Codex. Copy the pinned skills/create-quarkus-project directory into the project's .agents/skills directory, keeping its files together.
- Verify the JDK and generator are available, then select $create-quarkus-project in an empty scratch project.
Example task
In an empty directory, use $create-quarkus-project to scaffold a Maven app with rest-jackson and smallrye-health. Add GET /hello returning text hi, start it with the Maven wrapper in dev mode, and query /hello and /q/health.Expected result
The local /hello route returns hi and the health response reports status UP after the development server starts.
Upstream documentation
Original SKILL.md on GitHub · MIT license · Source reviewed
Frequently asked question
Can the Quarkus project skill run against an existing repository?
Start by detecting the existing platform and build files. The workflow keeps the installed Quarkus version and uses scaffolding for an empty project.