subdomain-classifier

Subdomain classification categorizes pre-identified candidates into Core, Supporting, or Generic types to guide strategic investment and focus effort during DDD workshop design. It evaluates competitive differentiation and business impact to determine priorities.

You need subdomain classification when candidates have already been identified through event storming, and your goal is to determine where to focus architectural effort and whether to pursue a slice-first approach for context design.

To identify high-priority investment areas, evaluate each subdomain candidate based on its Why, competitive differentiation, and impact. Core subdomains require the most internal effort, while Generic subdomains are candidates for external solutions.

Yes, subdomain classification directly informs a slice-first approach by outputting structured assessments and recommended next steps based on the Core, Supporting, and Generic categorization, which guides context-designer decisions and strategic planning.

No, this subdomain classification applies specifically when subdomain candidates have already been identified by event-storming-explorer. You must provide pre-identified subdomain candidates as input to receive accurate Core, Supporting, or Generic categorization and next steps.