Application Layer

Implement Service Objects and Result Monads for CLI business workflows.

Updated Jan 12, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/MING-CHUNLee/Tyla --skill application-layer-ming-chunlee
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Skill: Application Layer
Source: https://github.com/MING-CHUNLee/Tyla/tree/main/tyla/src/application
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MING-CHUNLee/Tyla --skill application-layer-ming-chunlee

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill addresses the issue of fat controllers that violate the Single Responsibility Principle by centralizing validation, infrastructure calls, and business logic in one place.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Service Object Pattern: Encapsulates complex, multi-step operations that span across layers or modules.
  • Railway Oriented Programming: Provides a robust way to chain operations where each step either succeeds or fails, preventing deeply nested error handling.
  • Use Case: Use this architecture to refactor a complex CLI command that currently handles input parsing, database access, and output formatting into thin, testable components.

Quick Start

Refactor the current controller logic by extracting the business workflow into a new Service Object that implements the Result Monad pattern.

Frequently Asked Questions about Application Layer

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I refactor a fat controller that mixes input parsing, database access, and business logic?

To refactor a fat controller, extract the business workflow into a Service Object that implements the Result Monad pattern, separating infrastructure calls and validation from core logic.

What is Railway Oriented Programming for chaining operations in TypeScript?

Railway Oriented Programming is a design pattern for chaining operations where each step either succeeds or fails, preventing deeply nested error handling and ensuring explicit error propagation.

How do I separate CLI controllers from domain logic execution?

You can separate CLI controllers from domain logic by adopting a thin controller pattern, moving complex multi-step operations into Service Objects that manage business workflows.

Does this architecture pattern require any specific dependencies to implement?

No dependencies are required to implement this clean application layer architecture, as it relies on TypeScript design patterns like Service Objects and Result Monads rather than external libraries.

Why does my CLI command violate the Single Responsibility Principle and how do I fix it?

A CLI command violates the Single Responsibility Principle by centralizing validation, infrastructure calls, and business logic, which you can fix by encapsulating complex operations in Service Objects.

What's the best way to handle explicit error propagation in complex business workflows?

The best way to handle explicit error propagation is using Result Monads within Railway Oriented Programming, which structures operations to cleanly pass success or failure states without deep nesting.