Group: Fireflyframework

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Reactive Spring Security binding: principal projection, ReactiveSecurityContext access, and the URL policy enforcement point

Reactive web components, filters, and error handling for Spring WebFlux applications

Shared DTOs and contracts for webhook management platform

Core SDK for the agentic bridge: AgenticClient, builders, transports (REST/SSE, WebSocket, queue), conversation manager, catalog, authentication strategies, observability instruments, and the typed exception hierarchy.

Service interfaces and DTOs for callback management

Apache Kafka event-driven architecture transport adapter for the Firefly Framework

Utility classes for PDF generation, templating, and common operations

Core business logic and domain events for webhook processing

Spring Boot 3 auto-configuration for fireflyframework-agentic-bridge. Wires AgenticClient, AgenticBridge, queue publishers, the actuator health indicator, and Micrometer metrics from `firefly.agentic-bridge.*` configuration ...

Spring Boot starter for fireflyframework-agentic-bridge. Adds the bridge core, autoconfigure, WebFlux, Actuator, and reactive resilience.

Redis distributed cache provider adapter for the Firefly Framework cache abstraction

Core business logic, event listeners, and callback dispatcher

Domain models and JPA entities for callback management

REST API and Spring Boot application for callback management

A comprehensive Spring Boot library that provides Event Sourcing pattern implementation with reactive programming support, featuring event stores, aggregates, snapshots, and integration with EDA messaging.

Core rule evaluation engine with condition matching and action execution

Domain models and DTOs for the Firefly Framework rule engine

REST API endpoints and controllers for the Firefly Framework rule engine

Reactive method security: @EnableReactiveMethodSecurity plus the @Secure interceptor backed by the core authorization evaluator

Secure-by-default reactive OAuth2 resource server: JWT (and opaque) validation, claim-to-authority mapping, default-deny chain and hardened security headers. Delivered to applications via the application starter.