Extract NoSQL document models from Agile user stories using DDD principles.
npx skills add https://github.com/rashidee/co2-skills --skill modelgen-nosql
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: modelgen-nosql Source: https://github.com/rashidee/co2-skills/tree/main/skills/modelgen-nosql Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rashidee/co2-skills --skill modelgen-nosql
Extract NoSQL document models from Agile user stories using Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles. This skill is database-agnostic and produces generic document models applicable to MongoDB, Couchbase, DynamoDB, Firestore, CosmosDB, or any document-oriented NoSQL store.
Invoke the skill with an application name and version, optionally specifying a module, for example, to generate models: /modelgen-nosql hub_middleware v1.0.0
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To generate a NoSQL document model from agile user stories, you apply Domain-Driven Design principles to extract database-agnostic structures. This produces generic document models applicable to MongoDB, DynamoDB, Couchbase, Firestore, or CosmosDB.
Embed versus reference analysis for NoSQL data modeling evaluates domain relationships extracted from user stories to determine whether to nest related data or use separate document references. This optimizes collection structures for document-oriented databases.
You can update an existing NoSQL document model when the PRD changes by processing the new versions through the skill. It aligns the document structures and collections with the modified agile user stories.
The best way to visualize NoSQL collections extracted from user stories is to generate Mermaid diagrams. This provides clear module documentation alongside JSON schemas derived from the domain-driven design process.
This NoSQL data modeling approach works with any document database because it is database-agnostic. It produces generic document models applicable to MongoDB, Couchbase, DynamoDB, Firestore, and CosmosDB.
To extract NoSQL models from user stories, you need to provide an application name, a version number, and optionally a module identifier. The skill processes these inputs to generate the corresponding document structures.
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