gen-code

Code generation from maps produces final Python source files for domain operations, workflows, and API handlers. The Skill accepts verified maps and outputs ready-to-use Python modules in structured artifact directories, automating the conversion from map definitions to executable code.

Verification ensures maps meet quality and correctness standards before code generation proceeds. The Skill requires verification status to be PASS; this gate prevents generating code from incomplete or invalid map definitions, guaranteeing the output code reflects validated logic.

Yes. Code generation covers three output categories: domain operations, domain workflows, and API handlers. Each category generates to its own Python module path within the artifacts structure, letting you produce all three types from a single verified map set.

Generated Python code is organized in versioned artifact directories: artifacts/v{N}/gen/python/src/domain/operations/, artifacts/v{N}/gen/python/src/domain/workflows/, and artifacts/v{N}/gen/python/src/api/handlers/. Each path contains the corresponding module type ready for use.

No. Code generation is mechanical—it converts verified map definitions directly into Python source files without manual coding. You define the logic in maps, verify them, and the Skill produces the final modules automatically.

Generation will not proceed if maps fail verification. The Skill enforces verification gating to prevent invalid maps from producing code. Ensure maps pass verification status before attempting generation.