phoenix-context-creator

Bounded contexts in Phoenix organize domain logic into isolated modules with clear responsibilities and public APIs. This Skill automates context creation by generating scaffolding—modules, schemas, migrations, and tests—that enforce API boundaries and follow Phoenix best practices during domain planning and context segmentation.

API-first design shapes context boundaries by explicitly defining what functionality is public and what remains internal. This Skill guides planning a context's entities and public API surface, then generates the corresponding Phoenix structure to ensure boundaries stay enforced as your application grows.

Yes. This Skill automates well-structured Phoenix context creation during domain planning, generating initial schemas, migrations, and tests alongside context modules. It produces ready-to-use scaffolding that you can extend with generator commands following Phoenix conventions.

Domain-driven design in Phoenix starts with planning bounded contexts around business domains, then separating concerns into isolated modules with explicit public APIs. This Skill streamlines that process by automating context structure generation based on your domain entities and API design.

Before generating a context, define its domain (e.g., Blog), identify key entities, and sketch its public API surface. This Skill uses that planning to generate a well-structured context with schemas, migrations, and tests aligned to bounded-context principles and Phoenix conventions.