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To transform business requirements into a Domain-Driven Design model, use a multi-agent orchestrator that coordinates a structured workflow from intake and discovery through tactical modeling, enforcing domain purity and rejecting infrastructure leakage throughout the process.

To prevent infrastructure terminology from leaking into your domain model, apply a quality gate that enforces strict domain purity rules, rejects infrastructure terms in domain code, and iterates through up to two remediation cycles before escalating issues.

A multi-agent DDD workflow handles domain discovery and tactical design by delegating tasks across Product Manager, Architect, and Developer agents across five phases: intake, discovery, strategy, tactics, quality gate, and synthesis, ensuring aligned bounded contexts.

Yes, you can align ubiquitous language with an existing codebase by spawning a codebase exploration subagent that analyzes existing code and naming conventions, ensuring model decisions integrate seamlessly with your current software architecture.

The limitation of automated domain modeling quality gates is that they enforce a maximum of two remediation cycles to fix domain purity violations before escalating, meaning complex structural issues may require manual architectural intervention.