Decompose software systems into modules and bounded contexts from Neo4j BA data.
npx skills add https://github.com/ITSalt/NaCl --skill nacl-sa-architect
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: nacl-sa-architect Source: https://github.com/ITSalt/NaCl/tree/main/nacl-sa-architect Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ITSalt/NaCl --skill nacl-sa-architect
Architectural decomposition is essential to manage complexity in large software systems. This Skill reads BA data from a Neo4j graph and assists in decomposing the system into modules (Bounded Contexts), building a Context Map, and identifying non-functional requirements. It helps users generate a coherent SA view of an evolving architecture directly from business artifacts.
Construct a graph-based architecture for a new project by importing BA data from Neo4j and generating modules, a context map, and NFRs in the SA graph.
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Decomposing a software system into bounded contexts involves reading business architecture data from a Neo4j graph and performing Cypher operations to partition the system into distinct modules. This graph-based decomposition identifies boundaries and produces a coherent software architecture view.
Building a context map from business artifacts is achieved by ingesting BA data from a Neo4j graph to determine dependencies, data ownership, and interaction patterns across modules. This process constructs a context map that models cross-module dependencies directly within the graph.
You can integrate non-functional requirements into a graph-based architecture model by linking NFR nodes to corresponding modules and use cases in the Neo4j graph. This NFR integration ensures that architectural constraints are modeled alongside the bounded contexts.
Graph-based architectural decomposition requires existing BA data in the Neo4j graph. The process reads business artifacts from the graph to perform module partitioning and context mapping, relying on read and write Cypher operations against the BA subgraph.
Graph-driven module partitioning is limited by the quality and completeness of the BA data ingested into the Neo4j graph. If business artifacts lack sufficient detail, the context mapping and module decomposition will reflect those gaps, affecting the resulting SA graph accuracy.
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