go-ddd-planner

To plan a Go DDD feature, you provide a feature goal and constraints to generate a detailed implementation plan. The plan breaks down domain, application, and infrastructure steps with concrete file paths and function names.

You need a DDD implementation plan when building complex Go features spanning multiple packages, bounded contexts, or architectural migrations. It ensures architecture alignment and produces actionable steps before coding begins.

The best way to break down a large Go refactor is to generate a phased implementation plan. This produces concrete file paths, function names, testing strategies, and risk mitigations tailored to Clean Architecture and DDD principles.

Yes, you can use this for architectural migrations in Go. It applies to large refactors and multi-file features, breaking them down into domain, application, and infrastructure layers with specific testing strategies.

Yes, the generated Go DDD plan includes a testing strategy and risk mitigations. It outputs concrete file paths, function names, and phased implementation steps to ensure safe architectural changes.

Planning Go DDD implementation steps before coding ensures architecture alignment and generates actionable steps. It translates unclear requirements into executable phases with specific file paths and risk mitigations.