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Automate domain integration by generating API handlers, mappers, route files, and outbox event configurations. This process wires new business logic directly into the cmd/server setup files, ensuring architectural consistency across Connect-RPC and gRPC frameworks without manual boilerplate.

Generating Connect-RPC and gRPC boilerplate for a new domain involves creating API handlers and route files concurrently. This approach ensures proper wiring within server setup files while adhering to established layer rules and architectural conventions for both frameworks.

Outbox event configuration sets up event mapping for asynchronous processing via River during domain integration. It automatically generates the necessary outbox configurations alongside API handlers, ensuring background tasks are properly wired into the server architecture.

Yes, you can wire domain logic into an existing server setup by modifying server setup files to register the new domain and its components. It automatically updates the cmd/server configuration to integrate new handlers, mappers, and routes seamlessly.

Automating API handler and route generation relies on established architectural conventions and layer rules. It requires the target Go backend to follow specific Connect-RPC or gRPC structural patterns, meaning projects with non-standard architectures may not integrate correctly.