common-domain-driven-design

Apply Domain-Driven Design (DDD) to model complex business domains, enforce clear boundaries, and produce maintainable, intent-revealing code.

When to use

Use this skill when:

• Designing or restructuring a domain model
• Creating new bounded contexts, aggregates, entities, or value objects
• Implementing domain events, repositories, or application services
• Reviewing code for proper separation of domain logic from infrastructure
• Discussing or documenting ubiquitous language with stakeholders

Core concepts

Ubiquitous Language