domain-modeling

To establish a ubiquitous language, you define and document domain-specific terminology to ensure clear communication and alignment among team members. This requires actively engaging with your project's documentation and codebase to maintain consistency and correctness.

Documenting architectural decisions is best handled by creating Architectural Decision Records (ADR). This skill facilitates recording and reviewing these decisions, helping you define terms and establish a robust domain model right from the start of a new project.

Maintaining domain model consistency requires actively engaging with your project's documentation and codebase to ensure correctness. This skill helps refine domain terminology and checks that your architectural decisions remain aligned as the project evolves.

Yes, this approach works with existing codebases by actively engaging with your current documentation and code to ensure consistency and correctness. It helps refine domain terminology and review established architectural decisions within your existing project structure.

You need to define a domain model whenever your project requires documenting architectural decisions and establishing domain terminology. It is essential during the design phase to create a robust model and ensure clear communication and alignment among team members.