add-skill

To add domain-driven design expertise, you use the add-skill command to append the DDD skill to a specific agent like the architect. The system validates the new skill against core craft principles like SOLID and Clean Architecture before integrating it into the agent's scope.

Yes, you can validate new agent skills against SOLID and Hexagonal architecture patterns. The skill augmentation process automatically checks if a proposed capability aligns with these established craft principles before it is successfully integrated into the agent.

The best way to manage and list active agent skills is by using the skill listing feature. It provides a clear overview of all active and foundational skills currently integrated, allowing you to verify the exact capabilities and scope of your software agents.

Adding a new skill does not require manual clean architecture knowledge from the user. The system handles craft validation internally, automatically verifying that any proposed skill augmentation aligns with established software development principles before integration.

The primary limitation when extending agent capabilities is that all proposed skills must strictly adhere to the project's core craft philosophy. If a new skill fails the automatic validation against SOLID, Clean Architecture, or Hexagonal patterns, it will not be integrated.

Automated craft validation ensures that dynamically added expertise strictly adheres to established software development principles. This prevents architectural drift by verifying that new capabilities like Domain-Driven Design align with existing SOLID and Hexagonal practices before integration.