Produce a design plan for placing new code within existing architecture.
npx skills add https://github.com/pkuppens/pkuppens --skill design-consult
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: design-consult Source: https://github.com/pkuppens/pkuppens/tree/main/skills/design/design-consult Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pkuppens/pkuppens --skill design-consult
Consults current design and architecture to place new code correctly within existing components, interfaces, and data flows. Use after architecture-consult, before implementation-construction; ensures single responsibility and correct layering.
Review the target module, identify interfaces, and draft the public API before implementation.
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Extension points such as factories, registries, or plugin patterns are identified by checking existing interfaces and abstractions for compatibility. This helps you decide whether to extend an existing abstraction or create a new one.
You should define method signatures and the public API early in the design process, right after high-level architecture is set and before implementation construction. This drafts the design plan and guides the subsequent coding work.
The best way to ensure single responsibility when adding features is to consult your current design and architecture. This maps the new code within existing data flows and components to verify proper layering and correct placement.
Yes, design layering helps you decide between extending existing abstractions or creating new ones by checking interface compatibility. It produces a design plan detailing extension points, new file design, and naming conventions.
pkuppensCreate detailed design maps for components, interfaces, and data flows.
hffmnnjGenerate API reference documentation from OpenAPI specs and GraphQL schemas.
Andreicr1Generate multiple interface designs for a module with usage examples and trade-offs.
josemartinrodriguezmortaloniDesign software architecture using GoF patterns, GRASP, and SOLID.
