domain-modeling
Domain modeling skill for creating accurate representations of business domains through entities, value objects, aggregates, and domain services. Guides systematic analysis of business requirements and translation into robust domain models. Anchors: • Domain-Driven Design (Eric Evans) / 適用: Entity and Value Object identification / 目的: Clear domain boundaries • Implementing Domain-Driven Design (Vaughn Vernon) / 適用: Aggregate design and modeling patterns / 目的: Consistent aggregate boundaries • Domain Modeling Made Functional (Scott Wlaschin) / 適用: Type-driven design / 目的: Compile-time domain validation Trigger: Use when designing domain models, identifying entities and value objects, defining aggregate boundaries, modeling business invariants, creating ubiquitous language, or translating business requirements into domain structures. Keywords: domain model, entity, value object, aggregate, domain service, invariant, ubiquitous language, business logic
Installation and usage
Domain modeling skill for creating accurate representations of business domains through entities, value objects, aggregates, and domain services. Guides systematic analysis of business requirements and translation into robust domain models. Anchors: • Domain-Driven Design (Eric Evans) / 適用: Entity and Value Object identification / 目的: Clear domain boundaries • Implementing Domain-Driven Design (Vaughn Vernon) / 適用: Aggregate design and modeling patterns / 目的: Consistent aggregate boundaries • Domain Modeling Made Functional (Scott Wlaschin) / 適用: Type-driven design / 目的: Compile-time domain validation Trigger: Use when designing domain models, identifying entities and value objects, defining aggregate boundaries, modeling business invariants, creating ubiquitous language, or translating business requirements into domain structures. Keywords: domain model, entity, value object, aggregate, domain service, invariant, ubiquitous language, business logic
Once installed, you can use this skill by running the following command in your terminal:
skills use domain-modeling