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You can add a new feature by following a structured 10-step workflow that scaffolds domain models, commands, queries, handlers, repositories, and API endpoints across all architectural layers using CQRS and MediatR.

Enforcing command and query separation is achieved by implementing distinct handlers and using MediatR to route commands and queries, ensuring clear boundaries between state-changing operations and data retrieval across your .NET solution.

Adding a feature with Clean Architecture does not require manual dependency registration across layers if the workflow automates proper dependency injection setup across Domain, Application, Infrastructure, and Presentation layers.

Yes, you can use this CQRS and MediatR workflow to scaffold unit tests, as the feature addition process includes outlining test scaffolding and verification steps to ensure reliable and testable implementation.

You need to update the Domain and Application layers when implementing a .NET feature whenever domain modeling changes are required, aligning those changes with new commands, queries, and their corresponding handlers.