domain-type-creator

To scaffold a new domain type, you create a directory with a SKILL.md file containing required frontmatter, then follow the structured workflow to bootstrap domain classes, JSON serialization, table I/O, and test data generation.

Domain-type scaffolding is the process of generating standardized domain class definitions alongside I/O and persistence support. You need it to ensure consistent discovery metadata and ORM-style repository integration across project components.

Yes, you can extend domain-type generation with custom automation by adding optional scripts, references, and assets directories alongside the required SKILL.md file to tailor tooling and documentation.

The best way to standardize persistence and test data is using a scaffolding blueprint that defines domain classes, generates test data, and integrates ORM-style repository support across all components.

Yes, domain-type generation requires a SKILL.md file with machine-readable name and description frontmatter to ensure proper discovery metadata before bootstrapping I/O and repository support.