add-model

To add a new module following existing codebase patterns, use a guided checklist to capture the name, definition, interface, fields, behavior, and a reference implementation, then mirror naming conventions, implement required interfaces, add tests, and update module registries.

Ensuring consistent registration and tests when adding API endpoints requires a reference-driven implementation process that enforces naming conventions, updates module registries and configuration, and generates test creation guidance before verifying completeness via a review workflow.

Creating a new model class that matches a reference implementation involves collecting the class definition, type, and interfaces, implementing the required traits, and updating the module configuration to mirror the existing project pattern.

Yes, this guided scaffolding approach applies to adding handlers, API endpoints, model classes, and other components where a reference implementation exists and the developer must mirror naming, interfaces, and registration points.

Before adding a new component, you need to collect the component name, definition, type, interface, fields, behavior, and a reference implementation to ensure the new module conforms to existing project patterns and registration points.

Adding new modules manually often results in missing registrations and absent tests because developers may skip inconsistent implementation steps, whereas a structured process enforces required interfaces, test creation, and registry updates before completion.