What problem does it solve?
Domain-object-identification prevents domain changes from being implemented against confusing or accidental boundaries by creating an explicit inventory of entities, value objects, aggregates, resources, ownership, lifecycle, invariants, and relationships.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Domain object inventorying: Produce a domain model inventory covering identity, equality semantics, lifecycle, invariants, relationships, and aggregate boundaries.
- Ownership and exposure clarity: Assign domain ownership (business owner, data owner, tenant scope, mutation authority) and distinguish internal aggregates from externally exposed resources.
- Change impact alignment: Ensure persistence, permissions, event semantics, and test ownership can be mapped to explicit domain concepts rather than storage tables or UI labels.
- Quality gate validation: Confirm the inventory is complete only when rules, state transitions, permissions, and events can be assigned to explicit domain owners.
Quick Start
Use domain-object-identification to generate a domain object inventory for a proposed change so you can assign invariants, lifecycle transitions, permissions, event implications, and test responsibilities to named owners.