architecture-skills

Plugin architecture-skills from marketplace my-skills in eralmansouri/skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 29 days ago.

Skills (8)

• codebase-design

  Use for code-level module design, deep modules, interfaces, seams, adapters, testability, refactoring shallow modules, and finding architecture improvements in an existing codebase.

• design-review

  Design review of a codebase area, branch, or PR. Maps its bounded contexts, vertical slices, and modules, then judges where rules live and whether flexibility sits where change actually happens. Use when the user asks for a design or architecture review, or when a review should judge structure rathe

• domain-driven-design

  Use for domain-driven design, domain modeling, ubiquitous language, bounded contexts, aggregates, invariants, entities, value objects, domain services, domain events, and deciding whether a rich domain model is warranted.

• event-driven-systems

  Use for event-driven or message-driven architecture, commands and events, queues, pub/sub, Kafka, choreography, orchestration, sagas, outbox, idempotency, retries, ordering, backpressure, consumer lag, and messaging operations.

• event-sourcing

  Use for event sourcing, event streams, event-sourced aggregates, business intent events, projections, replay, snapshots, optimistic stream concurrency, event schema evolution, and deciding whether event sourcing fits.

• persistence-design

  Use for database and persistence design, data ownership, transaction boundaries, repositories, CQRS read models, query performance, optimistic concurrency, caching, projections, schema migrations, partitioning, and multi-tenancy.

• service-boundaries

  Use for service boundaries, bounded capabilities, modular monoliths, microservices, monolith decomposition, data ownership, shared databases, API coupling, anti-corruption layers, and architecture topology decisions.

• vertical-slice-architecture

  Use for vertical slice architecture, feature folders, task-based APIs and UI, CQRS commands and queries, handlers, request pipelines, controller design, code structure, cohesion, and feature-level testing.