add-or-update-domain

To add a domain within a bounded context, you create standardized domain models, separate command and query operations, define repository interfaces with saveAll and findAll signatures, and optionally implement domain services following frontmatter-driven discovery contracts.

Command-query separation for domain management splits write operations into commands and read operations into queries, maintaining clear boundaries within a bounded context while enforcing repository interface contracts for persistence layer consistency.

Updating a domain model within a bounded context enforces controlled cross-context references through standardized domain primitives, repository interface contracts, and frontmatter-driven discovery, ensuring modifications maintain separation of concerns across bounded contexts.

A repository interface is required for domain management in a bounded context, enforcing saveAll and findAll signatures for persistence operations while maintaining clean separation between domain models, commands, queries, and optional services.

Structuring domain commands and queries in DDD involves clear separation of concerns: commands handle write operations, queries manage reads, and repository interfaces with saveAll and findAll signatures handle persistence within bounded context boundaries.

Use domain services for complex domain logic that doesn't naturally belong to a single entity, while repository interfaces with saveAll and findAll signatures handle persistence concerns within a bounded context's standardized domain management workflow.