Architecture Clean Ddd

What it does

This skill helps design software architectures using Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles and Clean Architecture patterns. It guides you through defining bounded contexts, aggregates, entities, value objects, repositories, and application services to create maintainable and testable systems. The output is a structured architectural blueprint suitable for implementation.

When to use it

• New Project: Kickstart a new software project with a well-defined architecture from the outset.
• Refactoring Legacy Code: Guide refactoring efforts by providing a clear target DDD/Clean Architecture structure.
• Complex Business Logic: Model intricate business rules and processes within a robust architectural framework.
• Team Alignment: Facilitate shared understanding of system design among developers, product owners, and stakeholders.

Key capabilities

• Bounded Context Identification
• Aggregate Design
• Entity & Value Object Definition
• Repository Pattern Implementation
• Application Service Creation

Example prompts

• "Design a DDD architecture for an e-commerce platform with order management as the core domain."
• "Help me define bounded contexts for a system handling customer subscriptions and billing."
• "Generate aggregate root definitions for managing inventory in a warehouse application."

Tips & gotchas

The skill assumes some familiarity with Domain-Driven Design and Clean Architecture concepts. Providing clear descriptions of your business domain will yield more accurate and useful architectural suggestions.