ddd-ai-skills-applied

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# ddd-ai-skills-applied

Reusable **AI skills** for applying **DDD / CQRS / Event Sourcing** patterns in real codebases.

Maintained by **Piotr Wyczesany ([@pwyczes](https://bio.link/pwyczes))** — [Pattern Applied](https://patternapplied.com/en/).

> 🚧 Work in progress  
> Structure and conventions will evolve. Expect renames and reshuffles while the “skill format” stabilizes.

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## What this repo is

This repository is a **skill library**: short, composable instruction packs you can feed into AI coding assistants
to get **consistent, production-grade** outcomes for:

- **DDD tactical patterns** (Value Objects, Factories, Aggregates, Domain Events, Policies…)
- **CQRS** (command model, query model, read models, messaging boundaries…)
- **Event Sourcing** (event design, versioning, projections, replay/reprocess…)
- **strategic DDD** (Bounded Contexts, context mapping, subdomains…)

The guiding idea: **make “how we do DDD” portable across agents**.

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## Quick start

Add this repo to your workspace (or copy a single skill folder), then follow your agent’s docs for importing repo-based skills: 
 * [Cursor Skills](https://cursor.com/docs/context/skills),
 * [Claude GitHub integration](https://support.anthropic.com/en/articles/10167454-using-the-github-integration),
 * [OpenAI Codex Agent Skills](https://developers.openai.com/codex/skills/), 
 * [GitHub Copilot repository instructions](https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/concepts/prompting/response-customization). 

Once the files are available, open a `SKILL.md` and tell the agent to follow it.

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## Skill usage pattern (the “3 inputs” that make it work)

When invoking any skill, provide these three things:

1) **Context**  
   Language/runtime/version, framework choices, packaging conventions, constraints.

2) **Target**  
   What you want built/changed (class names, packages, boundaries, API shape).

3) **Definition of done**  
   Tests required, compilation expectations, edge cases, style requirements.

Example instruction to an agent:

> “Apply `value-object-applied/SKILL.md`.  
> Implement `Money` and `Currency` value objects for a Java 21 project, package `com.acme.billing.domain`.  
> Provide JUnit tests, include invariants, and keep it immutable.”

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## Status / roadmap

Initial focus:
- Tactical DDD skills for **Java** (Value Object, Factory, then Aggregates + Domain Events)

Planned expansion:
- CQRS and ES skills (read models, projections, event versioning)
- Strategic DDD skills (context mapping, boundaries, integration patterns)
- Agent-specific “glue” snippets where it helps, without locking the repo to one tool

ddd-ai-skills-applied

Reusable AI skills for applying DDD / CQRS / Event Sourcing patterns in real codebases.

Maintained by Piotr Wyczesany (@pwyczes) — Pattern Applied.

🚧 Work in progress
Structure and conventions will evolve. Expect renames and reshuffles while the “skill format” stabilizes.

What this repo is

This repository is a skill library: short, composable instruction packs you can feed into AI coding assistants to get consistent, production-grade outcomes for:

DDD tactical patterns (Value Objects, Factories, Aggregates, Domain Events, Policies…)
CQRS (command model, query model, read models, messaging boundaries…)
Event Sourcing (event design, versioning, projections, replay/reprocess…)
strategic DDD (Bounded Contexts, context mapping, subdomains…)

The guiding idea: make “how we do DDD” portable across agents.

Quick start

Add this repo to your workspace (or copy a single skill folder), then follow your agent’s docs for importing repo-based skills:

Once the files are available, open a SKILL.md and tell the agent to follow it.

Skill usage pattern (the “3 inputs” that make it work)

When invoking any skill, provide these three things:

Context
Language/runtime/version, framework choices, packaging conventions, constraints.
Target
What you want built/changed (class names, packages, boundaries, API shape).
Definition of done
Tests required, compilation expectations, edge cases, style requirements.

Example instruction to an agent:

“Apply value-object-applied/SKILL.md.
Implement Money and Currency value objects for a Java 21 project, package com.acme.billing.domain.
Provide JUnit tests, include invariants, and keep it immutable.”

Status / roadmap

Initial focus:

Tactical DDD skills for Java (Value Object, Factory, then Aggregates + Domain Events)

Planned expansion:

CQRS and ES skills (read models, projections, event versioning)
Strategic DDD skills (context mapping, boundaries, integration patterns)
Agent-specific “glue” snippets where it helps, without locking the repo to one tool