create-microservice

To scaffold a microservice with clean architecture and DDD, this skill generates a production-ready project structure featuring hexagonal ports, domain-driven design layers, and dependency injection wiring to bootstrap your service from scratch.

Hexagonal ports and adapters architecture isolates a microservice's core domain logic from external concerns, enabling contract-driven development with OpenAPI and allowing multiple entry points like API, worker, and event handlers within a monorepo structure.

Yes, this scaffolding targets serverless deployment patterns and includes infrastructure-as-code guidance, allowing you to bootstrap a fully wired microservice ready for deployment in a serverless environment.

Yes, the scaffold implements an OpenAPI contract as part of its standard setup, enforcing contract-driven development alongside domain-driven design and ports/adapters to accelerate delivery across teams.

The best way to structure a monorepo with multiple entry points is to establish a project layout supporting API, worker, and event handlers, which this scaffold provides through automated scaffolding steps and dependency injection wiring.

You should avoid using a hexagonal architecture scaffold if your project does not require multiple entry points, strict domain-driven design boundaries, or contract-driven OpenAPI development, as it enforces these structural patterns by default.