ddd-context
Create and manage a DDD bounded context with standard directory structure
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- ruvnet/ruflo
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- TypeScript
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May 5, 2026
✦overview.md
Key Features
- ·Creates DDD bounded context directory structure
- ·Generates barrel export index files
- ·Validates kebab-case naming
- ·Prevents duplicate context creation
Use Cases
- →Starting a new microservice bounded context
- →Organizing domain logic in a DDD project
- →Standardizing folder layout across teams
Best for
- ✓DDD projects
- ✓TypeScript monorepos
Not ideal for
- !Non-DDD architectures
- !Projects without domain logic separation
FAQs
name
ddd-context
description
Create and manage a DDD bounded context with standard directory structure
argument-hint:<context-name>
allowed-tools:Bash(mkdir * find * ls *) Read Write Edit Grep Glob mcp__claude-flow__memory_store mcp__claude-flow__memory_search mcp__claude-flow__agentdb_hierarchical-store
Create a bounded context directory structure for the given context name.
Parse $ARGUMENTS as the context name (kebab-case). If empty, list existing contexts.
Steps
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Validate name: Ensure the context name is kebab-case and does not already exist under
src/. -
Create directory structure:
src/<context-name>/ domain/ entities/ value-objects/ events/ services/ repositories/ application/ infrastructure/ -
Generate index files:
src/<context-name>/domain/entities/index.ts-- barrel export for entitiessrc/<context-name>/domain/value-objects/index.ts-- barrel export for value objectssrc/<context-name>/domain/events/index.ts-- barrel export for domain eventssrc/<context-name>/domain/services/index.ts-- barrel export for domain servicessrc/<context-name>/domain/repositories/index.ts-- barrel export for repository interfacessrc/<context-name>/domain/index.ts-- re-export all domain submodulessrc/<context-name>/application/index.ts-- barrel export for application services
$install
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