ddd-architecture-coach

To document domain-driven design architecture decisions systematically, you can use a structured planning workflow that guides you through phases like domain discovery and architecture design, generating context maps and BC decision records for consistent rationale.

The best way to create context maps for complex system planning involves using an automated workflow that produces standard documentation artifacts during the architecture design phase, ensuring alignment and structured review across your team.

Yes, you can use this DDD architecture planning skill for team collaboration, as it explicitly supports version-controlled decision trees and structured review processes to help teams ensure alignment on scalable system design.

To review existing DDD architecture artifacts for quality assurance, initiate a health check report workflow that evaluates your current specifications and context maps against standard domain-driven design planning criteria.

You need minimal prior DDD knowledge to start architecture planning, as the workflow provides step-by-step guidance through four distinct phases, from initial domain discovery to final implementation specs and structured review.