ddd-implement

To generate a Go walking skeleton from bounded context definitions, use this skill to transform your BCR workspace into a minimal, runnable hexagonal architecture application with validated DDD boundaries, wired wiring, and runnable main.

A walking skeleton in DDD is a minimal, runnable application structure encompassing domain, ports, application, and adapters. You need it to validate end-to-end project architecture and DDD boundaries before implementing complex domain logic.

You validate an existing Go project against DDD standards by invoking this skill to verify conformance to DDD patterns, check manifest-driven progress, and validate bounded context boundaries within your hexagonal architecture setup.

Yes, you can orchestrate multiple bounded contexts in dependency order. The skill handles multi-context orchestration automatically, providing checkpointing and session resumption to manage complex domain boundaries across your Go application.

Yes, the DDD walking skeleton generator supports optional TypeSpec and OpenAPI artifacts. It includes validation scaffolding that verifies DDD pattern conformance while generating these API specification artifacts alongside your Go code.