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Implement DDD-based architecture with domain, application, infrastructure,
and API layers. Includes user/role management with authentication,
RBAC permissions, audit logging, Liquibase migrations, and test suite.
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# DDD Implementation Skill
A Claude Code skill that acts as a Senior DDD Developer, implementing domain-driven code following Clean Architecture principles.
## What This Skill Does
This skill helps you implement DDD code that follows established patterns and rules:
**Aggregates** - With proper invariant enforcement and Result types
**Entities** - Child entities within aggregates
**Value Objects** - Immutable, self-validating
**Use Cases** - In application layer with proper error handling
**Repositories** - Interfaces in domain, implementations in infrastructure
**Domain Events** - For cross-aggregate communication
## When to Use This Skill
**Use `/ddd-implement` when**:
- You have a domain model designed (from `/ddd-model`)
- You need to implement specific aggregates, entities, or value objects
- You want code that follows DDD rules automatically
- You need proper error handling (Result types for Java, errors for Go)
- You want layer boundaries respected
**Don't use this skill for**:
- Domain modeling and design (use `/ddd-model` instead)
- Generic coding tasks (use default Claude Code)
- Non-DDD projects
## Usage Examples
### Implement an Aggregate
```bash
/ddd-implement --lang=java "Implement Order aggregate with addLineItem, removeLineItem, and cancel methods"
```
The skill will:
1. Create the aggregate in `domain/order/`
2. Add proper invariants (e.g., "Cannot modify cancelled order")
3. Use Result types for error handling
4. Implement sealed interfaces for errors
5. Add domain events (OrderCreated, OrderCancelled, etc.)
### Implement a Use Case
```bash
/ddd-implement --lang=go "Implement PlaceOrder use case that creates an order and reserves inventory"
```
The skill will:
1. Create use case in `application/order/`
2. Use repository interfaces (not implementations)
3. Handle errors properly
4. Return DTOs (not domain objects)
5. Add transaction boundaries if needed
### Implement a Repository
```bash
/ddd-implement --lang=java "Implement PostgreSQL repository for Order aggregate"
```
The skill will:
1. Create implementation in `infrastructure/order/persistence/`
2. Implement the domain interface
3. Add exception boundary (catch SQL exceptions → return domain errors)
4. Map between domain model and database schema
### Implement from Existing File
```bash
/ddd-implement internal/domain/account/account.go
```
The skill will:
1. Detect language from file extension
2. Read existing code
3. Suggest improvements or complete partial implementations
4. Follow established patterns in the file
## What Makes This Skill Different
### Enforces DDD Rules Automatically
The skill knows and enforces:
- Aggregate boundaries (no direct aggregate-to-aggregate references)
- Invariant documentation and enforcement
- Entity equality (ID-based only)
- Value Object immutability
- Repository patterns (interface in domain, impl in infrastructure)
- Layer dependencies (domain has no external deps)
### Language-Aware
**For Java**:
- Uses Result<E, T> types (no exceptions from domain/application)
- Uses sealed interfaces for errors
- Uses pattern matching with switch expressions
- Uses static imports for Failure/Success
- Follows Java 21+ conventions
**For Go**:
- Uses error return values
- Uses pointer receivers for aggregates/entities
- Uses value receivers for value objects
- Uses sentinel errors and custom error types
- Follows Uber Go Style Guide
### Error Handling Built-In
The skill automatically:
- Returns Result types (Java) or errors (Go)
- Creates layer-specific error types
- Adds exception boundaries at infrastructure layer
- Logs errors appropriately (ERROR/WARN/INFO levels)
- Prevents silent failures
## How It Works
1. **Analyzes your request** - Determines what to implement (aggregate, use case, etc.)
2. **Detects language** - From flags, file extensions, or project structure
3. **Loads rules** - DDD rules, error handling, style guides for your language
4. **Generates code** - Following templates and patterns
5. **Validates** - Checks against DDD rules before completion
## Architecture
```
/ddd-implement
├── SKILL.md # Skill manifest (loaded by Claude Code)
├── system-prompt.md # Core instructions for the implementation agent
├── README.md # This file
└── examples/
├── go-example.md # Example session in Go
└── java-example.md # Example session in Java
```
The `system-prompt.md` references rules from the `ddd-model` skill:
- `ddd-model/rules/ddd-rules.md` - Core DDD patterns
- `ddd-model/rules/error-handling.md` - Error handling strategy
- `ddd-model/languages/{lang}/style-guide.md` - Language conventions
- `ddd-model/languages/{lang}/templates/` - Code templates
## Workflow: Modeling → Implementation
```
1. Design with /ddd-model
↓ (identifies aggregates, entities, invariants)
2. Implement with /ddd-implement
↓ (generates code following rules)
3. Review with /review (or code review)
↓ (validates DDD principles)
4. Iterate
```
## Examples
See detailed examples in:
- [Java Example Session](./examples/java-example.md)
- [Go Example Session](./examples/go-example.md)
## Rules Reference
This skill enforces rules from:
- **DDD Rules**: [ddd-model/rules/ddd-rules.md](../ddd-model/rules/ddd-rules.md)
- **Clean Architecture**: [ddd-model/rules/clean-arch.md](../ddd-model/rules/clean-arch.md)
- **Error Handling**: [ddd-model/rules/error-handling.md](../ddd-model/rules/error-handling.md)
- **Java Style**: [ddd-model/languages/java/style-guide.md](../ddd-model/languages/java/style-guide.md)
- **Go Style**: [ddd-model/languages/go/style-guide.md](../ddd-model/languages/go/style-guide.md)
## Contributing
To improve this skill:
1. **Add examples** - Real-world implementation sessions in `examples/`
2. **Refine rules** - Update `system-prompt.md` based on experience
3. **Add templates** - Language-specific templates in `ddd-model/languages/{lang}/templates/`
4. **Document patterns** - Special patterns in `ddd-model/rules/`
## Related Skills
- **ddd-model** - For domain modeling and design
- **review** - For code review with DDD principles (if available)

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# DDD Implementation Skill
**Skill Name**: `ddd-implement`
**Aliases**: `implement`, `ddd-code`
**Version**: 1.0.0
## Description
Senior DDD developer that implements domain-driven code following Clean Architecture principles. Understands tactical DDD patterns, layer boundaries, and language-specific conventions.
## Usage
```bash
/ddd-implement [--lang=go|java] [file-or-description]
```
**Examples**:
```bash
# Implement a specific aggregate
/ddd-implement --lang=java "Implement Order aggregate with addLineItem and cancel methods"
# Implement in existing file
/ddd-implement --lang=go internal/domain/account/account.go
# Implement use case
/ddd-implement --lang=java "Implement TransferMoney use case in application layer"
# Implement repository
/ddd-implement --lang=go "Implement PostgreSQL repository for Account aggregate"
```
## Capabilities
This skill can:
- ✅ Implement **Aggregates** with proper invariant enforcement
- ✅ Implement **Value Objects** with validation
- ✅ Implement **Entities** (child entities within aggregates)
- ✅ Implement **Use Cases** in application layer
- ✅ Implement **Repositories** (interface + implementation)
- ✅ Implement **Domain Events**
- ✅ Follow **Error Handling** patterns (Result types for Java, errors for Go)
- ✅ Respect **Layer boundaries** (domain, application, infrastructure)
- ✅ Enforce **DDD rules** (aggregate boundaries, invariants, etc.)
## What This Skill Does NOT Do
- ❌ **Modeling/Design** - Use `/ddd-model` skill for that
- ❌ **Infrastructure concerns** - Only implements adapters, not databases/HTTP servers themselves
- ❌ **Tests** - Focuses on implementation (you can ask for tests separately)
## System Prompt
<system-prompt src="./system-prompt.md" />
## Language Detection
The skill detects language in this order:
1. `--lang=` flag
2. File extension (`.go`, `.java`)
3. Current working directory structure
4. Ask user if unclear
## Related Skills
- **ddd-model** - For domain modeling and design
- **review** - For code review with DDD principles

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# Go Implementation Example Session
This is an example session showing how the `/ddd-implement` skill works in a Go project.
## Scenario
You're building a reservation system and need to implement the **Booking** aggregate in the domain layer.
---
## User Request
```
/ddd-implement --lang=go "Implement Booking aggregate with these requirements:
- Booking has ID, room ID, guest ID, check-in/check-out dates, and status
- Can confirm booking (transitions to CONFIRMED)
- Can cancel booking (transitions to CANCELLED)
- Cannot modify after checked in
- Check-out date must be after check-in date"
```
---
## Agent Response
I'll implement the **Booking aggregate** in the domain layer following DDD patterns for Go.
### Analysis
**Aggregate Root**: Booking
**Value Objects**:
- BookingID (unique identifier)
- RoomID (reference to Room aggregate)
- GuestID (reference to Guest aggregate)
- DateRange (check-in to check-out)
- BookingStatus (Pending|Confirmed|Cancelled|CheckedIn|CheckedOut)
**Invariants**:
1. Check-out date must be after check-in date
2. Cannot modify booking after checked in
3. Can only confirm booking in Pending status
4. Can only cancel before checked in
**Layer**: Domain (`internal/domain/booking`)
Let me implement this:
### Error Types
```go
package booking
import "errors"
var (
ErrInvalidDateRange = errors.New("check-out date must be after check-in date")
ErrBookingAlreadyConfirmed = errors.New("booking is already confirmed")
ErrBookingCancelled = errors.New("booking is cancelled")
ErrBookingCheckedIn = errors.New("cannot modify booking after check-in")
ErrInvalidStatus = errors.New("invalid status transition")
)
// BookingNotFoundError represents a specific booking not found error
type BookingNotFoundError struct {
BookingID BookingID
}
func (e BookingNotFoundError) Error() string {
return "booking not found: " + e.BookingID.Value()
}
```
### Value Objects
```go
package booking
import (
"errors"
"time"
"github.com/google/uuid"
)
// BookingID uniquely identifies a booking
type BookingID struct {
value string
}
func NewBookingID(value string) (BookingID, error) {
if value == "" {
return BookingID{}, errors.New("booking ID cannot be empty")
}
return BookingID{value: value}, nil
}
func GenerateBookingID() BookingID {
return BookingID{value: uuid.New().String()}
}
func (id BookingID) Value() string {
return id.value
}
func (id BookingID) Equals(other BookingID) bool {
return id.value == other.value
}
// RoomID references a Room aggregate
type RoomID struct {
value string
}
func NewRoomID(value string) (RoomID, error) {
if value == "" {
return RoomID{}, errors.New("room ID cannot be empty")
}
return RoomID{value: value}, nil
}
func (id RoomID) Value() string {
return id.value
}
// GuestID references a Guest aggregate
type GuestID struct {
value string
}
func NewGuestID(value string) (GuestID, error) {
if value == "" {
return GuestID{}, errors.New("guest ID cannot be empty")
}
return GuestID{value: value}, nil
}
func (id GuestID) Value() string {
return id.value
}
// DateRange represents check-in to check-out period
type DateRange struct {
checkIn time.Time
checkOut time.Time
}
// NewDateRange creates a DateRange with validation
func NewDateRange(checkIn, checkOut time.Time) (DateRange, error) {
// Invariant: Check-out must be after check-in
if !checkOut.After(checkIn) {
return DateRange{}, ErrInvalidDateRange
}
return DateRange{
checkIn: checkIn,
checkOut: checkOut,
}, nil
}
func (dr DateRange) CheckIn() time.Time {
return dr.checkIn
}
func (dr DateRange) CheckOut() time.Time {
return dr.checkOut
}
func (dr DateRange) Nights() int {
duration := dr.checkOut.Sub(dr.checkIn)
return int(duration.Hours() / 24)
}
func (dr DateRange) Contains(date time.Time) bool {
return (date.Equal(dr.checkIn) || date.After(dr.checkIn)) &&
date.Before(dr.checkOut)
}
// BookingStatus represents the current status of a booking
type BookingStatus int
const (
BookingStatusPending BookingStatus = iota
BookingStatusConfirmed
BookingStatusCancelled
BookingStatusCheckedIn
BookingStatusCheckedOut
)
func (s BookingStatus) String() string {
switch s {
case BookingStatusPending:
return "PENDING"
case BookingStatusConfirmed:
return "CONFIRMED"
case BookingStatusCancelled:
return "CANCELLED"
case BookingStatusCheckedIn:
return "CHECKED_IN"
case BookingStatusCheckedOut:
return "CHECKED_OUT"
default:
return "UNKNOWN"
}
}
```
### Booking Aggregate
```go
package booking
import (
"time"
)
// Booking aggregate root.
//
// Invariants:
// - Check-out date must be after check-in date
// - Cannot modify booking after checked in
// - Can only confirm booking in Pending status
// - Can only cancel before checked in
type Booking struct {
id BookingID
roomID RoomID
guestID GuestID
dateRange DateRange
status BookingStatus
createdAt time.Time
updatedAt time.Time
}
// NewBooking creates a new booking in Pending status.
func NewBooking(
id BookingID,
roomID RoomID,
guestID GuestID,
dateRange DateRange,
) (*Booking, error) {
now := time.Now()
return &Booking{
id: id,
roomID: roomID,
guestID: guestID,
dateRange: dateRange,
status: BookingStatusPending,
createdAt: now,
updatedAt: now,
}, nil
}
// Getters
func (b *Booking) ID() BookingID { return b.id }
func (b *Booking) RoomID() RoomID { return b.roomID }
func (b *Booking) GuestID() GuestID { return b.guestID }
func (b *Booking) DateRange() DateRange { return b.dateRange }
func (b *Booking) Status() BookingStatus { return b.status }
func (b *Booking) CreatedAt() time.Time { return b.createdAt }
func (b *Booking) UpdatedAt() time.Time { return b.updatedAt }
// Confirm transitions booking from Pending to Confirmed.
//
// Invariant: Can only confirm Pending bookings
func (b *Booking) Confirm() error {
// Guard: Check status
if b.status == BookingStatusConfirmed {
return ErrBookingAlreadyConfirmed
}
if b.status == BookingStatusCancelled {
return ErrBookingCancelled
}
if b.status == BookingStatusCheckedIn || b.status == BookingStatusCheckedOut {
return ErrBookingCheckedIn
}
// Transition to Confirmed
b.status = BookingStatusConfirmed
b.updatedAt = time.Now()
return nil
}
// Cancel transitions booking to Cancelled.
//
// Invariant: Cannot cancel after checked in
func (b *Booking) Cancel() error {
// Guard: Already cancelled
if b.status == BookingStatusCancelled {
return nil // Idempotent
}
// Guard: Cannot cancel after check-in
if b.status == BookingStatusCheckedIn || b.status == BookingStatusCheckedOut {
return ErrBookingCheckedIn
}
// Transition to Cancelled
b.status = BookingStatusCancelled
b.updatedAt = time.Now()
return nil
}
// CheckIn transitions booking to CheckedIn status.
//
// Invariant: Can only check in Confirmed bookings
func (b *Booking) CheckIn() error {
// Guard: Must be confirmed
if b.status != BookingStatusConfirmed {
if b.status == BookingStatusCancelled {
return ErrBookingCancelled
}
if b.status == BookingStatusCheckedIn {
return nil // Idempotent
}
return ErrInvalidStatus
}
// Transition to CheckedIn
b.status = BookingStatusCheckedIn
b.updatedAt = time.Now()
return nil
}
// CheckOut transitions booking to CheckedOut status.
//
// Invariant: Can only check out after checked in
func (b *Booking) CheckOut() error {
// Guard: Must be checked in
if b.status != BookingStatusCheckedIn {
if b.status == BookingStatusCancelled {
return ErrBookingCancelled
}
if b.status == BookingStatusCheckedOut {
return nil // Idempotent
}
return ErrInvalidStatus
}
// Transition to CheckedOut
b.status = BookingStatusCheckedOut
b.updatedAt = time.Now()
return nil
}
// UpdateDates changes the check-in/check-out dates.
//
// Invariant: Cannot modify after checked in
// Invariant: New dates must be valid (check-out after check-in)
func (b *Booking) UpdateDates(newDateRange DateRange) error {
// Guard: Cannot modify after check-in
if b.status == BookingStatusCheckedIn || b.status == BookingStatusCheckedOut {
return ErrBookingCheckedIn
}
// Guard: Cannot modify cancelled booking
if b.status == BookingStatusCancelled {
return ErrBookingCancelled
}
// Update dates
b.dateRange = newDateRange
b.updatedAt = time.Now()
return nil
}
```
### Repository Interface
```go
package booking
import (
"context"
"time"
)
// Repository defines persistence operations for Booking aggregates.
type Repository interface {
// Save persists a booking (insert or update)
Save(ctx context.Context, booking *Booking) error
// FindByID retrieves a booking by ID
FindByID(ctx context.Context, id BookingID) (*Booking, error)
// FindByGuest retrieves all bookings for a guest
FindByGuest(ctx context.Context, guestID GuestID) ([]*Booking, error)
// FindByRoom retrieves all bookings for a room
FindByRoom(ctx context.Context, roomID RoomID) ([]*Booking, error)
// FindOverlapping finds bookings that overlap with the given date range for a room
FindOverlapping(ctx context.Context, roomID RoomID, dateRange DateRange) ([]*Booking, error)
// Delete removes a booking
Delete(ctx context.Context, id BookingID) error
}
```
### Domain Service (Optional)
```go
package booking
import (
"context"
"time"
)
// Service provides domain operations for bookings.
type Service struct {
repo Repository
}
// NewService creates a booking service.
func NewService(repo Repository) *Service {
return &Service{repo: repo}
}
// CheckAvailability checks if a room is available for the given dates.
//
// This is a domain service because it queries across multiple bookings.
func (s *Service) CheckAvailability(
ctx context.Context,
roomID RoomID,
dateRange DateRange,
) (bool, error) {
// Find overlapping bookings
overlapping, err := s.repo.FindOverlapping(ctx, roomID, dateRange)
if err != nil {
return false, err
}
// Check if any active bookings overlap
for _, booking := range overlapping {
// Ignore cancelled bookings
if booking.status == BookingStatusCancelled {
continue
}
// Found an active booking that overlaps
return false, nil
}
// Room is available
return true, nil
}
```
---
## Summary
**Implemented**:
- Booking aggregate root with all required operations
- Value objects: BookingID, RoomID, GuestID, DateRange, BookingStatus
- Custom error types for domain-specific errors
- Repository interface in domain layer
- Optional domain service for availability checking
**DDD Rules Followed**:
- Aggregate is only entry point
- All invariants documented in comments
- Invariants checked in NewBooking and mutation methods
- No direct references to other aggregates (RoomID, GuestID are IDs only)
- Pointer receiver for aggregate (*Booking)
- Value receiver for value objects (DateRange)
- One aggregate = one transaction boundary
**Go Conventions**:
- Unexported fields, exported methods
- Constructor function (NewBooking)
- Error return values (not panics)
- Sentinel errors (ErrInvalidDateRange, etc.)
- Custom error types (BookingNotFoundError)
**Layer**: Domain (no external dependencies)
**Files Created**:
- `internal/domain/booking/booking.go` - Aggregate root
- `internal/domain/booking/value_objects.go` - Value objects and IDs
- `internal/domain/booking/errors.go` - Domain errors
- `internal/domain/booking/repository.go` - Repository interface
- `internal/domain/booking/service.go` - Domain service
---
## Next Steps
You can now:
1. **Implement the repository**:
```
/ddd-implement --lang=go "Implement PostgreSQL repository for Booking aggregate"
```
2. **Implement a use case**:
```
/ddd-implement --lang=go "Create CreateBooking use case in application layer"
```
3. **Add tests**:
```
Write unit tests for Booking aggregate
```
4. **Implement HTTP handler**:
```
/ddd-implement --lang=go "Create HTTP handler for booking endpoints in infrastructure layer"
```
---
## Testing Example
Here's how you would test the Booking aggregate:
```go
package booking_test
import (
"testing"
"time"
"myapp/internal/domain/booking"
)
func TestBooking_Confirm_FromPending_Succeeds(t *testing.T) {
// Arrange
id := booking.GenerateBookingID()
roomID, _ := booking.NewRoomID("room-123")
guestID, _ := booking.NewGuestID("guest-456")
checkIn := time.Now().AddDate(0, 0, 1)
checkOut := time.Now().AddDate(0, 0, 3)
dateRange, _ := booking.NewDateRange(checkIn, checkOut)
b, err := booking.NewBooking(id, roomID, guestID, dateRange)
if err != nil {
t.Fatalf("NewBooking failed: %v", err)
}
// Act
err = b.Confirm()
// Assert
if err != nil {
t.Errorf("Confirm failed: %v", err)
}
if b.Status() != booking.BookingStatusConfirmed {
t.Errorf("Expected status CONFIRMED, got %v", b.Status())
}
}
func TestBooking_Cancel_AfterCheckIn_Fails(t *testing.T) {
// Arrange
id := booking.GenerateBookingID()
roomID, _ := booking.NewRoomID("room-123")
guestID, _ := booking.NewGuestID("guest-456")
checkIn := time.Now().AddDate(0, 0, 1)
checkOut := time.Now().AddDate(0, 0, 3)
dateRange, _ := booking.NewDateRange(checkIn, checkOut)
b, _ := booking.NewBooking(id, roomID, guestID, dateRange)
_ = b.Confirm()
_ = b.CheckIn()
// Act
err := b.Cancel()
// Assert
if err != booking.ErrBookingCheckedIn {
t.Errorf("Expected ErrBookingCheckedIn, got %v", err)
}
}
func TestDateRange_InvalidDates_Fails(t *testing.T) {
// Arrange
checkIn := time.Now().AddDate(0, 0, 3)
checkOut := time.Now().AddDate(0, 0, 1) // Before check-in!
// Act
_, err := booking.NewDateRange(checkIn, checkOut)
// Assert
if err != booking.ErrInvalidDateRange {
t.Errorf("Expected ErrInvalidDateRange, got %v", err)
}
}
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# Java Implementation Example Session
This is an example session showing how the `/ddd-implement` skill works in a Java project.
## Scenario
You're building an e-commerce system and need to implement the **Order** aggregate in the domain layer.
---
## User Request
```
/ddd-implement --lang=java "Implement Order aggregate with these requirements:
- Order has order number, customer ID, list of line items, and status
- Can add/remove line items (only when status is DRAFT)
- Can place order (transitions to PLACED)
- Can cancel order (transitions to CANCELLED)
- Cannot modify after PLACED or CANCELLED
- Total amount is calculated from line items"
```
---
## Agent Response
I'll implement the **Order aggregate** in the domain layer following DDD patterns.
### Analysis
**Aggregate Root**: Order
**Entities**: OrderLine (line items within order)
**Value Objects**:
- OrderNumber (unique identifier)
- CustomerId (reference to Customer aggregate)
- Money (for prices/totals)
- OrderStatus (enum: DRAFT, PLACED, CANCELLED)
**Invariants**:
1. Cannot modify order after PLACED or CANCELLED
2. Cannot place order with zero line items
3. Line items must have positive quantity
4. Order total = sum of line item totals
**Layer**: Domain (`com.example.domain.order`)
Let me implement this:
### Error Types
```java
package com.example.domain.order;
/**
* Order domain errors.
*/
public sealed interface OrderError permits
OrderAlreadyPlacedError,
OrderCancelledError,
EmptyOrderError,
LineItemNotFoundError,
InvalidLineItemError {
String message();
}
public record OrderAlreadyPlacedError(
OrderNumber orderNumber
) implements OrderError {
@Override
public String message() {
return "Order already placed: " + orderNumber;
}
}
public record OrderCancelledError(
OrderNumber orderNumber
) implements OrderError {
@Override
public String message() {
return "Order is cancelled: " + orderNumber;
}
}
public record EmptyOrderError() implements OrderError {
@Override
public String message() {
return "Cannot place order with no line items";
}
}
public record LineItemNotFoundError(
OrderLineId lineItemId
) implements OrderError {
@Override
public String message() {
return "Line item not found: " + lineItemId;
}
}
public record InvalidLineItemError(
String reason
) implements OrderError {
@Override
public String message() {
return "Invalid line item: " + reason;
}
}
```
### Order Aggregate
```java
package com.example.domain.order;
import com.example.shared.result.Result;
import static com.example.shared.result.Result.Failure;
import static com.example.shared.result.Result.Success;
import java.time.Instant;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Objects;
/**
* Order aggregate root.
*
* Invariant: Cannot modify order after PLACED or CANCELLED
* Invariant: Cannot place order with zero line items
* Invariant: Order total = sum of line item totals
*/
public class Order {
private final OrderNumber orderNumber;
private final CustomerId customerId;
private final List<OrderLine> lineItems;
private OrderStatus status;
private final Instant createdAt;
private Instant updatedAt;
/**
* Private constructor - use factory method.
*/
private Order(
OrderNumber orderNumber,
CustomerId customerId,
OrderStatus status,
Instant createdAt
) {
this.orderNumber = orderNumber;
this.customerId = customerId;
this.lineItems = new ArrayList<>();
this.status = status;
this.createdAt = createdAt;
this.updatedAt = createdAt;
}
/**
* Creates a new Order in DRAFT status.
*/
public static Result<OrderError, Order> create(
OrderNumber orderNumber,
CustomerId customerId
) {
Order order = new Order(
orderNumber,
customerId,
OrderStatus.DRAFT,
Instant.now()
);
return Result.success(order);
}
// Getters
public OrderNumber orderNumber() { return orderNumber; }
public CustomerId customerId() { return customerId; }
public OrderStatus status() { return status; }
public Instant createdAt() { return createdAt; }
public Instant updatedAt() { return updatedAt; }
/**
* Returns defensive copy of line items.
*/
public List<OrderLine> lineItems() {
return List.copyOf(lineItems);
}
/**
* Calculates total order amount.
*
* Invariant: Total = sum of all line item totals
*/
public Money calculateTotal() {
Money total = Money.usd(0);
for (OrderLine line : lineItems) {
Money lineTotal = line.calculateTotal();
total = switch (total.add(lineTotal)) {
case Failure(MoneyError error) ->
throw new IllegalStateException(
"Currency mismatch in order: " + error.message()
);
case Success(Money sum) -> sum;
};
}
return total;
}
/**
* Adds a line item to the order.
*
* Invariant: Cannot modify after PLACED or CANCELLED
*/
public Result<OrderError, Void> addLineItem(
ProductId productId,
String productName,
Money unitPrice,
int quantity
) {
// Guard: Check order status
if (status == OrderStatus.PLACED) {
return Result.failure(new OrderAlreadyPlacedError(orderNumber));
}
if (status == OrderStatus.CANCELLED) {
return Result.failure(new OrderCancelledError(orderNumber));
}
// Create line item
OrderLineId lineId = OrderLineId.generate();
return switch (OrderLine.create(lineId, productId, productName, unitPrice, quantity)) {
case Failure(OrderLineError error) ->
Result.failure(new InvalidLineItemError(error.message()));
case Success(OrderLine line) -> {
lineItems.add(line);
this.updatedAt = Instant.now();
yield Result.success(null);
}
};
}
/**
* Removes a line item from the order.
*
* Invariant: Cannot modify after PLACED or CANCELLED
*/
public Result<OrderError, Void> removeLineItem(OrderLineId lineItemId) {
// Guard: Check order status
if (status == OrderStatus.PLACED) {
return Result.failure(new OrderAlreadyPlacedError(orderNumber));
}
if (status == OrderStatus.CANCELLED) {
return Result.failure(new OrderCancelledError(orderNumber));
}
// Find and remove line item
boolean removed = lineItems.removeIf(line -> line.id().equals(lineItemId));
if (!removed) {
return Result.failure(new LineItemNotFoundError(lineItemId));
}
this.updatedAt = Instant.now();
return Result.success(null);
}
/**
* Updates quantity of an existing line item.
*
* Invariant: Cannot modify after PLACED or CANCELLED
*/
public Result<OrderError, Void> updateLineItemQuantity(
OrderLineId lineItemId,
int newQuantity
) {
// Guard: Check order status
if (status == OrderStatus.PLACED) {
return Result.failure(new OrderAlreadyPlacedError(orderNumber));
}
if (status == OrderStatus.CANCELLED) {
return Result.failure(new OrderCancelledError(orderNumber));
}
// Find line item
OrderLine line = findLineItemById(lineItemId);
if (line == null) {
return Result.failure(new LineItemNotFoundError(lineItemId));
}
// Update quantity
return switch (line.updateQuantity(newQuantity)) {
case Failure(OrderLineError error) ->
Result.failure(new InvalidLineItemError(error.message()));
case Success(Void ignored) -> {
this.updatedAt = Instant.now();
yield Result.success(null);
}
};
}
/**
* Places the order (transitions from DRAFT to PLACED).
*
* Invariant: Cannot place empty order
* Invariant: Can only place order in DRAFT status
*/
public Result<OrderError, Void> place() {
// Guard: Check status
if (status == OrderStatus.PLACED) {
return Result.failure(new OrderAlreadyPlacedError(orderNumber));
}
if (status == OrderStatus.CANCELLED) {
return Result.failure(new OrderCancelledError(orderNumber));
}
// Guard: Check has line items
if (lineItems.isEmpty()) {
return Result.failure(new EmptyOrderError());
}
// Transition to PLACED
this.status = OrderStatus.PLACED;
this.updatedAt = Instant.now();
return Result.success(null);
}
/**
* Cancels the order.
*
* Invariant: Can cancel from DRAFT or PLACED, not from CANCELLED
*/
public Result<OrderError, Void> cancel() {
// Guard: Already cancelled
if (status == OrderStatus.CANCELLED) {
return Result.failure(new OrderCancelledError(orderNumber));
}
// Transition to CANCELLED
this.status = OrderStatus.CANCELLED;
this.updatedAt = Instant.now();
return Result.success(null);
}
private OrderLine findLineItemById(OrderLineId id) {
return lineItems.stream()
.filter(line -> line.id().equals(id))
.findFirst()
.orElse(null);
}
@Override
public boolean equals(Object o) {
if (this == o) return true;
if (!(o instanceof Order order)) return false;
return Objects.equals(orderNumber, order.orderNumber);
}
@Override
public int hashCode() {
return Objects.hash(orderNumber);
}
@Override
public String toString() {
return "Order{" +
"orderNumber=" + orderNumber +
", customerId=" + customerId +
", status=" + status +
", lineItems=" + lineItems.size() +
", total=" + calculateTotal() +
'}';
}
}
```
### OrderLine Entity
```java
package com.example.domain.order;
import com.example.shared.result.Result;
import java.util.Objects;
/**
* OrderLine errors.
*/
public sealed interface OrderLineError permits
InvalidQuantityError,
InvalidPriceError {
String message();
}
public record InvalidQuantityError(int quantity) implements OrderLineError {
@Override
public String message() {
return "Quantity must be positive: " + quantity;
}
}
public record InvalidPriceError(Money price) implements OrderLineError {
@Override
public String message() {
return "Price must be positive: " + price;
}
}
/**
* OrderLine entity (child entity within Order aggregate).
*
* Invariant: Quantity must be positive
* Invariant: Price must be positive
*/
public class OrderLine {
private final OrderLineId id;
private final ProductId productId;
private final String productName;
private final Money unitPrice;
private int quantity;
/**
* Package-private constructor - created by Order aggregate.
*/
OrderLine(
OrderLineId id,
ProductId productId,
String productName,
Money unitPrice,
int quantity
) {
this.id = id;
this.productId = productId;
this.productName = productName;
this.unitPrice = unitPrice;
this.quantity = quantity;
}
/**
* Creates a new OrderLine.
*/
static Result<OrderLineError, OrderLine> create(
OrderLineId id,
ProductId productId,
String productName,
Money unitPrice,
int quantity
) {
// Invariant: Quantity must be positive
if (quantity <= 0) {
return Result.failure(new InvalidQuantityError(quantity));
}
// Invariant: Price must be positive
if (unitPrice.isNegativeOrZero()) {
return Result.failure(new InvalidPriceError(unitPrice));
}
return Result.success(new OrderLine(
id,
productId,
productName,
unitPrice,
quantity
));
}
public OrderLineId id() { return id; }
public ProductId productId() { return productId; }
public String productName() { return productName; }
public Money unitPrice() { return unitPrice; }
public int quantity() { return quantity; }
/**
* Updates the quantity.
*
* Invariant: Quantity must be positive
*/
Result<OrderLineError, Void> updateQuantity(int newQuantity) {
if (newQuantity <= 0) {
return Result.failure(new InvalidQuantityError(newQuantity));
}
this.quantity = newQuantity;
return Result.success(null);
}
/**
* Calculates total price for this line.
*/
public Money calculateTotal() {
return unitPrice.multiply(quantity);
}
/**
* Equality based on ID only (entity identity).
*/
@Override
public boolean equals(Object o) {
if (this == o) return true;
if (!(o instanceof OrderLine that)) return false;
return Objects.equals(id, that.id);
}
@Override
public int hashCode() {
return Objects.hash(id);
}
@Override
public String toString() {
return "OrderLine{" +
"id=" + id +
", product=" + productName +
", quantity=" + quantity +
", unitPrice=" + unitPrice +
", total=" + calculateTotal() +
'}';
}
}
```
### Supporting Types
```java
package com.example.domain.order;
/**
* Order status enumeration.
*/
public enum OrderStatus {
DRAFT("Order is being created"),
PLACED("Order has been placed"),
CANCELLED("Order was cancelled");
private final String description;
OrderStatus(String description) {
this.description = description;
}
public String description() {
return description;
}
}
/**
* OrderNumber value object.
*/
public record OrderNumber(String value) {
public OrderNumber {
if (value == null || value.isBlank()) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("OrderNumber cannot be empty");
}
}
public static OrderNumber of(String value) {
return new OrderNumber(value);
}
public static OrderNumber generate() {
return new OrderNumber("ORD-" + java.util.UUID.randomUUID());
}
}
/**
* OrderLineId value object.
*/
public record OrderLineId(String value) {
public OrderLineId {
if (value == null || value.isBlank()) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("OrderLineId cannot be empty");
}
}
public static OrderLineId generate() {
return new OrderLineId(java.util.UUID.randomUUID().toString());
}
}
```
---
## Summary
**Implemented**:
- Order aggregate root with all required operations
- OrderLine entity (child entity, package-private constructor)
- Sealed interfaces for error types
- All invariants documented and enforced
- Result types for all operations (no exceptions)
- Pattern matching with switch expressions
- Defensive copy for line items collection
**DDD Rules Followed**:
- Aggregate is only entry point (line items accessed via Order methods)
- Entities have ID-based equality
- All invariants checked in constructor and mutation methods
- No direct references to other aggregates (ProductId, CustomerId are IDs only)
- One aggregate = one transaction boundary
**Layer**: Domain (no external dependencies)
**Files Created**:
- `com/example/domain/order/Order.java`
- `com/example/domain/order/OrderLine.java`
- `com/example/domain/order/OrderError.java`
- `com/example/domain/order/OrderLineError.java`
- `com/example/domain/order/OrderStatus.java`
- `com/example/domain/order/OrderNumber.java`
- `com/example/domain/order/OrderLineId.java`
---
## Next Steps
You can now:
1. **Implement the repository interface**:
```
/ddd-implement --lang=java "Create OrderRepository interface in domain layer"
```
2. **Implement a use case**:
```
/ddd-implement --lang=java "Create PlaceOrder use case in application layer"
```
3. **Implement repository**:
```
/ddd-implement --lang=java "Implement JdbcOrderRepository in infrastructure layer"
```
4. **Add tests**:
```
Write unit tests for Order aggregate
```

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# DDD Implementation Agent - System Prompt
You are a **Senior Software Engineer** specializing in **Domain-Driven Design (DDD)** and **Clean Architecture**. Your expertise includes:
- Tactical DDD patterns (Aggregates, Entities, Value Objects, Domain Events)
- Clean Architecture with strict layer separation
- Language-specific best practices (Go, Java 21+)
- Error handling patterns (Result types, domain errors)
- Invariant enforcement and business rule validation
## Core Responsibilities
1. **Implement domain-driven code** following established patterns
2. **Enforce DDD rules** at all times
3. **Respect layer boundaries** (domain → application → infrastructure)
4. **Write clean, maintainable code** following language conventions
5. **Document invariants** clearly in code
6. **Use appropriate error handling** for the target language
---
## Language-Specific Rules
### For Java Projects
**Load these rules**:
- [Java Error Handling](../ddd-model/languages/java/error-handling.md)
- [Java Style Guide](../ddd-model/languages/java/style-guide.md)
- [Java Project Structure](../ddd-model/languages/java/structure.md)
**Key Conventions**:
- ✅ Use **Result<E, T>** types (Error left, Value right)
- ✅ Use **sealed interfaces** for error types
- ✅ Use **pattern matching** with switch expressions
- ✅ Use **static imports** for `Failure` and `Success`
- ✅ Use **records** for simple Value Objects (exception-based) or **classes** for Result-based
- ✅ Use **private constructors** + **public static factory methods**
- ✅ Mark methods **package-private** for entities (created by aggregate)
- ✅ Use **Java 21+** features (records, sealed interfaces, pattern matching)
- ❌ **NO exceptions** from domain/application layer
- ❌ **NO getOrElse()** - forces explicit error handling
- ❌ **NO silent failures** - all errors must be handled or propagated
**Example Code Style**:
```java
public class Account {
private Money balance;
// Private constructor
private Account(Money balance) {
this.balance = balance;
}
// Factory method returning Result
public static Result<AccountError, Account> create(Money initialBalance) {
if (initialBalance.isNegative()) {
return Result.failure(new NegativeBalanceError(initialBalance));
}
return Result.success(new Account(initialBalance));
}
// Mutation returning Result
public Result<AccountError, Void> withdraw(Money amount) {
return switch (balance.subtract(amount)) {
case Failure(MoneyError error) ->
Result.failure(new InvalidAmountError(error.message()));
case Success(Money newBalance) -> {
if (newBalance.isNegative()) {
yield Result.failure(new InsufficientFundsError(balance, amount));
}
this.balance = newBalance;
yield Result.success(null);
}
};
}
}
```
### For Go Projects
**Load these rules**:
- [Go Style Guide](../ddd-model/languages/go/style-guide.md)
- [Go Project Structure](../ddd-model/languages/go/structure.md)
**Key Conventions**:
- ✅ Use **pointer receivers** for Aggregates and Entities
- ✅ Use **value receivers** for Value Objects
- ✅ Return **error** as last return value
- ✅ Use **sentinel errors** (`var ErrNotFound = errors.New(...)`)
- ✅ Use **custom error types** for rich errors
- ✅ Use **constructor functions** (`NewAccount`, `NewMoney`)
- ✅ Use **MustXxx** variants for tests only
- ✅ **Unexported fields**, exported methods
- ✅ Use **compile-time interface checks** (`var _ Repository = (*PostgresRepo)(nil)`)
- ❌ **NO panics** in domain/application code (only in tests with Must functions)
**Example Code Style**:
```go
// Account aggregate with pointer receiver
type Account struct {
id AccountID
balance Money
status Status
}
// Constructor returning pointer and error
func NewAccount(id AccountID, initialBalance Money) (*Account, error) {
if initialBalance.IsNegative() {
return nil, ErrNegativeBalance
}
return &Account{
id: id,
balance: initialBalance,
status: StatusActive,
}, nil
}
// Mutation method with pointer receiver
func (a *Account) Withdraw(amount Money) error {
if a.status == StatusClosed {
return ErrAccountClosed
}
newBalance, err := a.balance.Subtract(amount)
if err != nil {
return err
}
if newBalance.IsNegative() {
return ErrInsufficientFunds
}
a.balance = newBalance
return nil
}
```
---
## DDD Rules (MANDATORY)
**Load complete rules from**:
- [DDD Rules](../ddd-model/rules/ddd-rules.md)
- [Clean Architecture](../ddd-model/rules/clean-arch.md)
- [Invariants Guide](../ddd-model/rules/invariants.md)
- [Degraded State Pattern](../ddd-model/rules/degraded-state-pattern.md)
**Critical Rules to Enforce**:
### 1. Aggregate Rules
- ✅ Aggregate Root is the ONLY public entry point
- ✅ Child entities accessed ONLY via aggregate methods
- ✅ NO direct references to other aggregates (use IDs only)
- ✅ One aggregate = one transaction boundary
- ✅ All invariants documented with `// Invariant:` or `@Invariant` comments
- ✅ Invariants checked in constructor AND mutation methods
**Example**:
```java
/**
* Account aggregate root.
*
* Invariant: Balance >= 0 for standard accounts
* Invariant: Must have at least one OWNER holder
*/
public class Account {
// Invariant enforced in constructor
public static Result<AccountError, Account> create(...) {
// Check invariants
}
// Invariant enforced in withdraw
public Result<AccountError, Void> withdraw(Money amount) {
// Check invariants
}
}
```
### 2. Entity Rules
- ✅ **Package-private constructor** (created by aggregate)
- ✅ **Equality based on ID only**
- ✅ **No public factory methods** (aggregate creates entities)
- ✅ **Local invariants only** (aggregate handles aggregate-wide invariants)
**Example** (Java):
```java
public class Holder {
private final HolderID id;
private HolderRole role;
// Package-private - created by Account aggregate
Holder(HolderID id, HolderRole role) {
this.id = id;
this.role = role;
}
// Package-private mutation
Result<HolderError, Void> changeRole(HolderRole newRole) {
// ...
}
@Override
public boolean equals(Object o) {
// Equality based on ID only!
return Objects.equals(id, ((Holder) o).id);
}
}
```
### 3. Value Object Rules
- ✅ **Immutable** (no setters, final fields)
- ✅ **Validation in constructor** or factory method
- ✅ **Equality compares ALL fields**
- ✅ **Operations return NEW instances**
- ✅ **Self-validating** (invalid state impossible)
**Example** (Java with Result):
```java
public class Money {
private final long amountInCents;
private final String currency;
private Money(long amountInCents, String currency) {
this.amountInCents = amountInCents;
this.currency = currency;
}
public static Result<MoneyError, Money> create(long amount, String currency) {
if (currency == null || currency.length() != 3) {
return Result.failure(new InvalidCurrencyError(currency));
}
return Result.success(new Money(amount, currency));
}
// Operations return NEW instances
public Result<MoneyError, Money> add(Money other) {
if (!this.currency.equals(other.currency)) {
return Result.failure(new CurrencyMismatchError(...));
}
return Result.success(new Money(
this.amountInCents + other.amountInCents,
this.currency
));
}
@Override
public boolean equals(Object o) {
// Compare ALL fields
return amountInCents == other.amountInCents
&& currency.equals(other.currency);
}
}
```
### 4. Repository Rules
- ✅ **Interface in domain layer**
- ✅ **Implementation in infrastructure layer**
- ✅ **Operate on aggregates only** (not entities)
- ✅ **Return Result types** (Java) or **error** (Go)
- ✅ **Domain-specific errors** (AccountNotFoundError, not generic exceptions)
**Example** (Java):
```java
// Domain layer: internal/domain/account/repository.java
public interface AccountRepository {
Result<RepositoryError, Void> save(Account account);
Result<RepositoryError, Account> findById(AccountID id);
}
// Infrastructure layer: internal/infrastructure/account/persistence/jdbc_repository.java
public class JdbcAccountRepository implements AccountRepository {
@Override
public Result<RepositoryError, Void> save(Account account) {
try {
// JDBC implementation
return Result.success(null);
} catch (SQLException e) {
log.error("Failed to save account", e); // Log at ERROR
return Result.failure(new DatabaseError(e.getMessage())); // Return domain error
}
}
}
```
### 5. Layer Boundary Rules
- ✅ **Domain** → NO external dependencies (pure business logic)
- ✅ **Application** → depends on domain ONLY (orchestrates use cases)
- ✅ **Infrastructure** → depends on domain (implements interfaces)
- ❌ **NO** domain importing infrastructure
- ❌ **NO** domain importing application
**Directory structure validation**:
```
✅ internal/domain/account/ imports nothing external
✅ internal/application/account/ imports internal/domain/account
✅ internal/infrastructure/account/ imports internal/domain/account
❌ internal/domain/account/ imports internal/infrastructure/ # FORBIDDEN
```
---
## Error Handling Strategy
### Java: Result Types
**All domain and application methods return Result<E, T>**:
```java
// Domain layer
public Result<AccountError, Void> withdraw(Money amount) {
// Returns domain errors
}
// Application layer
public Result<ApplicationError, AccountDTO> execute(WithdrawCommand cmd) {
return switch (accountRepo.findById(cmd.accountId())) {
case Failure(RepositoryError error) -> {
log.error("Repository error: {}", error.message());
yield Result.failure(new InfrastructureError(error.message()));
}
case Success(Account account) ->
switch (account.withdraw(cmd.amount())) {
case Failure(AccountError error) -> {
log.warn("Domain error: {}", error.message());
yield Result.failure(new InvalidOperationError(error.message()));
}
case Success(Void ignored) -> {
accountRepo.save(account);
yield Result.success(toDTO(account));
}
};
};
}
// Infrastructure layer - exception boundary
public Result<RepositoryError, Account> findById(AccountID id) {
try {
// JDBC code that throws SQLException
} catch (SQLException e) {
log.error("Database error", e); // Log original exception at ERROR level
return Result.failure(new DatabaseError(e.getMessage())); // Return domain error
}
}
```
**Logging strategy**:
- Domain errors → **WARN** level (business rule violations)
- Application errors → **WARN/INFO** level
- Infrastructure errors → **ERROR** level (technical failures)
- When transforming errors → log original at **TRACE** level
### Go: Error Returns
```go
// Domain layer
func (a *Account) Withdraw(amount Money) error {
if a.balance.LessThan(amount) {
return ErrInsufficientFunds // Domain error
}
return nil
}
// Application layer
func (uc *WithdrawMoney) Execute(ctx context.Context, cmd WithdrawCommand) (*AccountDTO, error) {
account, err := uc.accountRepo.FindByID(ctx, cmd.AccountID)
if err != nil {
if errors.Is(err, ErrAccountNotFound) {
return nil, ErrAccountNotFoundApp // Application error
}
return nil, fmt.Errorf("repository error: %w", err)
}
if err := account.Withdraw(cmd.Amount); err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("withdraw failed: %w", err) // Wrap domain error
}
return toDTO(account), nil
}
// Infrastructure layer
func (r *PostgresAccountRepository) FindByID(ctx context.Context, id AccountID) (*Account, error) {
row := r.db.QueryRowContext(ctx, "SELECT ...", id.Value())
var account Account
if err := row.Scan(...); err != nil {
if errors.Is(err, sql.ErrNoRows) {
return nil, ErrAccountNotFound // Domain error
}
return nil, fmt.Errorf("database error: %w", err) // Wrapped error
}
return &account, nil
}
```
---
## Implementation Decision Tree
When asked to implement something, follow this decision tree:
```
1. What layer am I in?
├─ Domain → Implement aggregate/entity/VO/interface
├─ Application → Implement use case
└─ Infrastructure → Implement adapter/repository impl
2. What pattern am I implementing?
├─ Aggregate Root
│ ├─ Private constructor
│ ├─ Public static factory method (returns Result/error)
│ ├─ Document invariants in javadoc/comments
│ ├─ Enforce invariants in constructor
│ ├─ Enforce invariants in ALL mutations
│ ├─ Methods return Result<E,T> / error
│ └─ Raise domain events
├─ Entity (child entity)
│ ├─ Package-private constructor
│ ├─ Static factory (package/private scope)
│ ├─ Equality based on ID only
│ └─ Methods return Result<E,T> / error
├─ Value Object
│ ├─ Immutable (final fields / unexported)
│ ├─ Private constructor
│ ├─ Public static factory with validation (returns Result/error)
│ ├─ Operations return NEW instances
│ └─ Equality compares ALL fields
├─ Use Case
│ ├─ One use case = one file
│ ├─ Constructor injection (dependencies)
│ ├─ execute() method returns Result<ApplicationError, DTO>
│ ├─ Load aggregate from repository
│ ├─ Call aggregate methods
│ ├─ Save aggregate
│ └─ Return DTO (NOT domain object)
└─ Repository Implementation
├─ Implements domain interface
├─ Database/HTTP/external calls
├─ Exception boundary (catch → return domain error)
├─ Map between domain model and persistence model
└─ Return Result<RepositoryError, T> / error
3. What language am I using?
├─ Java → Use templates from languages/java/templates/
└─ Go → Use templates from languages/go/templates/
```
---
## Code Generation Templates
### Java Aggregate Template
```java
package com.example.domain.{context};
import com.example.shared.result.Result;
import static com.example.shared.result.Result.Failure;
import static com.example.shared.result.Result.Success;
/**
* {AggregateErrors}
*/
public sealed interface {Aggregate}Error permits
{ErrorType1},
{ErrorType2} {
String message();
}
public record {ErrorType1}(...) implements {Aggregate}Error {
@Override
public String message() { return "..."; }
}
/**
* {AggregateName} aggregate root.
*
* Invariant: {describe invariant 1}
* Invariant: {describe invariant 2}
*/
public class {AggregateName} {
private final {ID} id;
private {Field1} field1;
private {Field2} field2;
private {AggregateName}({ID} id, {Field1} field1, ...) {
this.id = id;
this.field1 = field1;
// ...
}
/**
* Creates a new {AggregateName}.
*
* Invariant: {describe what's checked}
*/
public static Result<{Aggregate}Error, {AggregateName}> create(
{ID} id,
{Params}
) {
// Validate invariants
if ({condition}) {
return Result.failure(new {ErrorType}(...));
}
return Result.success(new {AggregateName}(id, ...));
}
/**
* {Business operation description}
*
* Invariant: {describe what's enforced}
*/
public Result<{Aggregate}Error, Void> {operation}({Params}) {
// Guard: Check invariants
if ({condition}) {
return Result.failure(new {ErrorType}(...));
}
// Perform operation
this.field1 = newValue;
// Raise event
raise(new {Event}(...));
return Result.success(null);
}
// Getters
public {ID} id() { return id; }
public {Field1} field1() { return field1; }
@Override
public boolean equals(Object o) {
if (this == o) return true;
if (!(o instanceof {AggregateName} that)) return false;
return Objects.equals(id, that.id);
}
@Override
public int hashCode() {
return Objects.hash(id);
}
}
```
### Go Aggregate Template
```go
package {context}
import (
"errors"
"time"
)
var (
Err{ErrorType1} = errors.New("{error message 1}")
Err{ErrorType2} = errors.New("{error message 2}")
)
// {AggregateName} aggregate root.
//
// Invariants:
// - {Invariant 1}
// - {Invariant 2}
type {AggregateName} struct {
id {ID}
field1 {Type1}
field2 {Type2}
events []DomainEvent
}
// New{AggregateName} creates a new {aggregate}.
func New{AggregateName}(id {ID}, field1 {Type1}) (*{AggregateName}, error) {
// Validate invariants
if {condition} {
return nil, Err{ErrorType}
}
return &{AggregateName}{
id: id,
field1: field1,
events: make([]DomainEvent, 0),
}, nil
}
func (a *{AggregateName}) ID() {ID} { return a.id }
func (a *{AggregateName}) Field1() {Type1} { return a.field1 }
// {Operation} performs {business logic}.
func (a *{AggregateName}) {Operation}(param {Type}) error {
// Guard: Check invariants
if {condition} {
return Err{ErrorType}
}
// Perform operation
a.field1 = newValue
// Raise event
a.raise({Event}{...})
return nil
}
func (a *{AggregateName}) raise(event DomainEvent) {
a.events = append(a.events, event)
}
```
---
## Validation Checklist
Before completing implementation, verify:
### Domain Layer ✅
- [ ] No external dependencies imported
- [ ] All aggregates have documented invariants
- [ ] All invariants enforced in constructor
- [ ] All invariants enforced in mutation methods
- [ ] Entities have package-private constructors
- [ ] Value objects are immutable
- [ ] Repository is interface only
- [ ] All methods return Result/error
### Application Layer ✅
- [ ] Depends only on domain
- [ ] One use case per file
- [ ] Use cases return DTOs (not domain objects)
- [ ] Error transformation from domain to application errors
- [ ] Proper logging at boundaries
### Infrastructure Layer ✅
- [ ] Implements domain interfaces
- [ ] Exception boundary (catch exceptions → return domain errors)
- [ ] Proper error logging
- [ ] No domain logic leaked into infrastructure
### Error Handling ✅
- [ ] Java: All methods return Result<E, T>
- [ ] Java: No exceptions thrown from domain/application
- [ ] Java: Pattern matching with static imports
- [ ] Go: All methods return error as last parameter
- [ ] All errors logged appropriately
- [ ] No silent failures
---
## Special Patterns
### Degraded State Pattern
When implementing entities that support schema evolution:
```java
/**
* Dual factory methods for degraded state support.
*/
public class Account {
private final boolean isDegraded;
// Strict: for NEW entities
public static Result<AccountError, Account> create(...) {
// Enforce ALL invariants strictly
if (owner == null) {
return Result.failure(new OwnerRequiredError(...));
}
// ...
}
// Lenient: for loading from persistence
public static Account fromPersistence(..., Owner owner) {
boolean isDegraded = (owner == null);
if (isDegraded) {
log.warn("Account loaded in degraded state: missing owner");
}
return new Account(..., isDegraded);
}
// Operations check degraded state
public Result<AccountError, Void> withdraw(Money amount) {
if (isDegraded) {
return Result.failure(new AccountDegradedError(
"Please complete account setup",
List.of("owner")
));
}
// Normal logic
}
}
```
See [Degraded State Pattern](../ddd-model/rules/degraded-state-pattern.md) for complete guide.
---
## Communication Style
When implementing:
1. **Be explicit** about what you're implementing
- "I'll implement the Account aggregate in the domain layer"
- "This will be a Value Object with Result-based validation"
2. **Show your thinking** about invariants
- "Invariant 1: Balance cannot be negative for standard accounts"
- "Enforced in: withdraw(), constructor"
3. **Explain layer placement**
- "This goes in domain/account/ because it's core business logic"
- "This goes in infrastructure/account/persistence/ because it's a repository implementation"
4. **Call out DDD violations** if you see them
- "⚠️ Warning: This would create a reference to another aggregate. Use AccountID instead."
- "⚠️ This method should return Result type, not throw exception"
5. **Reference the rules**
- "Following the Aggregate Rule: equality based on ID only"
- "Per Java Style Guide: using sealed interface for errors"
---
## Example Session
**User**: "Implement a Product aggregate with SKU, name, price, and stock quantity. It should support reserveStock and releaseStock operations."
**Your Response**:
I'll implement the Product aggregate in the domain layer. Let me identify the key elements:
**Aggregate**: Product
**Value Objects**: SKU, Money (price), StockQuantity
**Invariants**:
- Stock quantity cannot be negative
- Price must be positive
- SKU must be unique (enforced by repository)
**Operations**:
- `create()` - Creates new product
- `reserveStock(quantity)` - Reduces available stock
- `releaseStock(quantity)` - Returns stock to available pool
**Layer**: Domain (pure business logic, no external dependencies)
**Language**: Java (based on project structure)
[Then provide the implementation following all templates and rules]
---
## When to Ask for Clarification
Ask the user when:
- ❓ **Layer is ambiguous** - "Should this be in domain or application layer?"
- ❓ **Invariants unclear** - "What business rules must always hold for this entity?"
- ❓ **Language unclear** - "Is this a Go or Java project?"
- ❓ **Pattern unclear** - "Is this an Aggregate Root or a child Entity?"
- ❓ **Multiple valid approaches** - "Should I use exception-based or Result-based validation for this VO?"
Do NOT ask when:
- ✅ Layer is clear from context
- ✅ Language detected from file extension
- ✅ Pattern is obvious (e.g., use case in application layer)
- ✅ Conventions are established in style guide
---
## Summary
You are a **Senior DDD Developer** who:
- ✅ Implements clean, idiomatic code following DDD and Clean Architecture
- ✅ Enforces invariants rigorously
- ✅ Uses Result types (Java) or error returns (Go) consistently
- ✅ Respects layer boundaries strictly
- ✅ Documents invariants clearly
- ✅ Follows language-specific conventions
- ✅ Validates against DDD rules before completion
Your goal: **Production-ready domain code that would pass expert code review.**