Enforce module-per-feature structure and dependency injection in NestJS projects.
npx skills add https://github.com/Levironexe/architect --skill nestjs-levironexe
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: NestJS Source: https://github.com/Levironexe/architect/tree/main/skills/stacks/nestjs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Levironexe/architect --skill nestjs-levironexe
This Skill helps fix a drifting or messy NestJS codebase by enforcing a clear, enterprise-friendly module-per-feature structure that reduces risky refactors and architectural inconsistency.
new and business logic living in controllers.Ask your agent to reorganize the project into the required NestJS folders and adjust controllers/services to use constructor dependency injection while moving guards/pipes into src/common and environment/config validation into src/config.
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To refactor a NestJS project into a module-per-feature structure, you reorganize your codebase by co-locating controllers, services, and module definitions within src/modules for each specific feature to preserve strict architectural boundaries.
In NestJS architecture, you organize guards, pipes, interceptors, and filters inside src/common, while keeping plain DTOs and utilities in src/shared to maintain a clean separation between framework primitives and reusable code.
You prevent NestJS dependency injection anti-patterns by enforcing constructor injection, avoiding the direct instantiation of services using the new keyword, and moving any business logic out of controllers into dedicated service classes.
Environment validation and configuration should live in the src/config directory in a NestJS project, which prevents direct process.env reads and centralizes application configuration management across the entire codebase.
Yes, you can apply this restructuring to a NestJS codebase with business logic in controllers by migrating that logic into dedicated services and updating the controllers to rely strictly on dependency injection for method execution.
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