tactical-ddd

An anemic domain model relies heavily on getters and setters, lacking encapsulated behavior. This Skill detects those anemia signals in your codebase, assigns a severity score, and guides you through a multi-phase refactor to establish rich domain structures using tactical DDD patterns.

Classifying aggregates and domain events involves analyzing component responsibilities and invariants. This Skill evaluates your legacy components, classifies them into Entities, Value Objects, Aggregates, or Domain Services, and provides targeted refactor guidance.

Anemia detection scans for getter-setter-heavy structures and missing domain behavior. The process implements a multi-phase workflow starting with Detect, moving to Assess severity, and concluding with a Refactor phase that introduces domain events and guardrails.

Yes, you can refactor domain models incrementally by applying step-by-step guardrails. The process provides phase-driven refactoring guidance and reference materials to ensure safe, incremental improvements when transitioning toward rich domain designs.

A Domain Service is needed when behavior does not naturally belong to a single Aggregate or Entity. The process provides optional Domain Service guidance alongside core classification and refactor rules to correctly encapsulate logic.