domain-layer

To validate Go domain layer entities, run an audit on the internal/domain directory to automatically verify entity structures, naming conventions, and foreign key types, preventing architectural flaws before committing new models.

The best way to enforce repository interfaces and QueryOption patterns is to audit the domain layer to ensure correct implementations, catching missing structures and maintaining architectural purity before code commits.

Check for consistent Enum definitions and domain error standards by auditing the domain layer, which automatically scans files to verify error structures and enforce architectural best practices.

Disallowing external dependencies in the Go domain layer enforces architectural purity by ensuring the domain remains isolated, preventing framework coupling and keeping the business logic clean and maintainable.

Yes, you can use domain layer validation for Go projects with missing gorm.Model embeddings, as the audit automatically catches these violations and guides you to correct structural implementations.

Run a domain layer audit before committing new domain models to automatically catch violations of your clean architecture principles, such as incorrect foreign key types or missing model embeddings.