designing-zod-schemas
Zod Schema Designer
Overview
Guide the design and implementation of Zod schemas following the project's Zod-first development approach, where schemas are defined before implementing business logic.
When to Use
- Creating new data structures
- Adding validation to inputs
- Designing configuration schemas
- Implementing type-safe transformations
- Creating test data builders
Core Principles
Zod-First Development
- Define Schema First: Schema is the source of truth
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