domain-model-generator

To generate a domain model document, you interactively gather entities, attributes, invariants, and events to produce a living reference file that anchors project vocabulary and ensures consistent domain thinking across downstream engineering work.

The best way to maintain a schema evolution log is to append changes to the Change Log and Schema Evolution Log with each update, preserving history rather than rewriting it whenever new entities or invariants require documentation.

Domain vocabulary alignment works by reading the glossary from your project context file to ensure that the generated domain model maintains consistent terminology and definitions across all planning artifacts.

Yes, you can update domain events and invariants without losing history by appending changes to the Change Log and Schema Evolution Log, which preserves the historical context of your evolving domain model.

You need to document domain invariants and data model mappings when new or evolving entities require alignment with the project context, ensuring your domain glossary reflects current concepts and relationships for downstream engineering.

Yes, domain modeling requires reading an existing project context file to extract the domain glossary, which anchors the vocabulary and ensures consistent domain thinking across planning artifacts and engineering work.