class-responsibility-collaborator

You can generate a CRC outline from an object sketch by providing an object-sketch.md file as input. The skill outputs a structured CRC list specifying responsible, not_responsible, and collaborators for each domain concept, accelerating early architectural feedback.

A Class Responsibility Collaborator (CRC) model in OOAD is used to map out domain concepts by specifying what each class is responsible for, what it is not responsible for, and which collaborators it interacts with. This provides a clear responsibility map before elaborating state and invariants.

You represent subtype generalization in a CRC domain outline by using the Child : Parent syntax on the concept line. This preserves subtype relationships while listing the module grouping, responsible actions, not_responsible boundaries, and collaborators for each concept.

Yes, you can use object-sketch.md files directly to map OOAD responsibilities. The skill translates the sketch into a consistent CRC outline that inherits structure from the crc-outline-template, mirroring module and concept blocks for architectural review without requiring manual formatting.

The automated CRC outline output follows a structured format that inherits directly from the crc-outline-template. It mirrors module and concept blocks, listing three lines per concept: responsible, not_responsible, and collaborators, ensuring consistent domain modeling for review.

You should not use automated CRC generation when your domain modeling task requires defining state and invariants rather than mapping responsibilities and collaborators. This automated translation specifically targets early architectural feedback by focusing on responsibility assignment from object sketches.