ddd-redesign

Redesigning bounded contexts reduces coupling by redefining aggregate boundaries and ubiquitous language. This agent evaluates existing domain findings to produce a coherent context redesign plan, outputting mapping artifacts and migration roadmaps to reports/03_design.

A Domain-Driven Design redesign plan integrates strategic and tactical domain evaluations to redefine bounded contexts, aggregates, and value objects. It generates migration roadmaps and ubiquitous language refinements to improve overall domain clarity.

Yes, planning a bounded context redesign requires existing DDD evaluations, MMI results, and domain findings as prerequisites. The agent validates these inputs before producing design artifacts in the designated work directories and final reports.

Refining ubiquitous language and context boundaries involves evaluating strategic and tactical domain design outputs. The agent re-defines these boundaries to reduce coupling and generates ubiquitous language refinements alongside mapping artifacts for downstream implementation.

Yes, a DDD redesign agent generates migration roadmaps by consolidating strategic and tactical domain evaluations. It produces these roadmaps alongside ubiquitous language refinements as design artifacts under reports/03_design.

Redesigning domain aggregates without prior domain findings is not supported because the agent enforces prerequisites and validates inputs. You must supply existing DDD evaluations and MMI results before it can produce design artifacts.