Results for “design-patterns”

Eliciting, documenting and structuring requirements for a Salesforce implementation: stakeholder discovery interviews, As-Is and To-Be process mapping, and gap analysis against standard Salesforce capability. Trigger keywords: requirements gathering, user story, As-Is To-Be, gap analysis, stakeholder interview, process mapping, business requirements, fit gap. NOT for authoring the user stories themselves - use admin/user-story-writing-for-salesforce. NOT for scoring requirements against a specific org - use admin/fit-gap-analysis-against-org. NOT for technical design decisions - use architect/solution-design-patterns. Also covers the requirements catalogue itself (one row per requirement, MoSCoW priority, source stakeholder, downstream target) and Salesforce non-functional requirements: record volume, sharing layer, integration pattern, reporting joins, mobile/offline, and licence implication.

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Use this skill to gather, document, and validate OmniScript flow design requirements before development begins — covering screen layout requirements, branching logic, data source requirements, and user journey mapping. Trigger keywords: OmniScript requirements, OmniScript BA, OmniScript screen design, OmniScript user journey, OmniScript branching requirements. NOT for building the OmniScript or moving logic into an Integration Procedure — use omnistudio/omniscript-design-patterns. NOT for FlexCard requirements — use admin/flexcard-requirements.

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Use when creating a new Salesforce custom object: naming the object and setting its API name, selecting optional features (Activities, Chatter, History Tracking), choosing an org-wide default sharing model, and creating a tab. Triggers: 'create a custom object', 'new custom object setup', 'what sharing model should I choose', 'how do I create a tab for my object', 'object features like activities and history tracking'. NOT for designing the fields on the object - use admin/custom-field-creation. NOT for sharing rules or role hierarchy configuration - use admin/sharing-and-visibility. NOT for lookup-vs-master-detail and junction design - use data/data-model-design-patterns. More triggers: 'custom object records not showing in search', 'sharing model greyed out on my object', 'auto number restarted at 1 after deploy', 'cannot create a queue for my custom object', 'CustomObject deploy failed enableBulkApi', 'field history tracking shows no rows'.

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Use when scoring a list of business or solution requirements against the *actual* capabilities of a specific Salesforce org so each row can be classified Standard / Configuration / Low-Code / Custom / Unfit, given an effort tier (S/M/L/XL), a risk tag, and an AppExchange suggestion when applicable. Trigger keywords: fit gap salesforce requirements, score requirements against salesforce capabilities, salesforce capability matrix, classify requirement as standard config custom, fit-gap effort tier, AppExchange alternative for requirement. NOT for requirements elicitation (use admin/requirements-gathering-for-sf). NOT for architecture decisions on the GAP rows (use architect/solution-design-patterns and standards/decision-trees/). NOT for license or edition selection (use architect/license-optimization-strategy and architect/org-edition-and-feature-licensing). NOT for OmniStudio-specific fit-gap (use architect/omnistudio-vs-standard-decision).

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Use when designing, reviewing, or debugging Salesforce Flows from an Admin perspective. Triggers: 'flow', 'automation', 'record-triggered flow', 'screen flow', 'scheduled flow', 'flow error', 'flow interview', 'before-save vs after-save', 'flow deployed as draft', 'entry criteria', 'fault connector', 'flow-meta.xml', 'FlowDefinitionView'. NOT for Flow debug mode, Run As user, or Flow test suites — use flow/flow-debugging. NOT for building an OmniStudio OmniScript — use omnistudio/omniscript-design-patterns.

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Use when a BA or admin needs to document the Salesforce data model: creating field inventories, object relationship maps, ER diagrams, or analyzing field usage across objects. Triggers: 'data dictionary', 'document our data model', 'object relationship map', 'field inventory', 'ER diagram for Salesforce'. NOT for designing the model or choosing lookup vs master-detail — use data/data-model-design-patterns. NOT for generating the Mermaid or PlantUML diagram — use architect/salesforce-erd-and-diagramming. More trigger keywords: field inventory CSV, describe API, getGlobalDescribe, DescribeFieldResult, sObject describe, schema snapshot, schema drift, blank field descriptions, undocumented fields, field ownership, data dictionary review cadence.

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Schema design, normalization decisions, indexing strategies, and migration safety for relational databases. Use when designing tables, choosing between normalize vs denormalize, selecting index types, planning zero-downtime migrations, or setting up connection pooling. Activate on "schema design", "normalization", "denormalization", "foreign key", "index strategy", "migration", "connection pooling", "composite key", "surrogate key", "soft delete", "polymorphic association". NOT for PostgreSQL-specific query tuning or EXPLAIN analysis (use postgresql-optimization), NoSQL or document database design, or cloud database provisioning.

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Design patterns for BDI agents using the MORA methodology for practical multi-agent system development

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Cloud design patterns for distributed systems architecture covering 42 industry-standard patterns across reliability, performance, messaging, security, and deployment categories. Use when choosing architecture patterns for reliability, performance, messaging, or security in a distributed cloud system.

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运用《智能体设计模式》(Antonio Gulli) 的 21 个模式,指导 AI Agent 系统的架构设计与选型。适用于用户在设计 Agent 工作流(选择链式/路由/并行/多Agent编排)、提升 Agent 输出质量与可靠性(反思/异常处理/Guardrails)、做 RAG 技术选型(混合检索/GraphRAG/Agentic RAG)、优化 Agent 成本与延迟(动态模型切换/回退)时使用。

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Enforces project coding standards during code review: naming conventions (PascalCase for classes, camelCase for methods/variables, UPPER_SNAKE_CASE for constants, kebab-case for files), standard file structure, anti-magic-number policy, file size limits (500/800 lines), security patterns, and design patterns. Use when reviewing code, writing new code, or checking adherence to project conventions.

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Apply Gang of Four design patterns to solve architectural problems in TypeScript. Use when refactoring code architecture, implementing extensible systems, decoupling components, or following SOLID principles. Covers all 22 GoF patterns: Creational (Factory Method, Abstract Factory, Builder, Prototype, Singleton), Structural (Adapter, Bridge, Composite, Decorator, Facade, Flyweight, Proxy), and Behavioral (Chain of Responsibility, Command, Iterator, Mediator, Memento, Observer, State, Strategy, Template Method, Visitor).

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Choose and compare cloud design patterns for distributed systems. Use when reviewing architecture, selecting workload patterns, or mapping reliability, performance, messaging, security, and migration concerns to concrete design options.

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Expert en design patterns (GoF, SOLID, enterprise patterns, refactoring, anti-patterns)

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Schema design, normalization decisions, indexing strategies, and migration safety for relational databases. Use when designing tables, choosing between normalize vs denormalize, selecting index types, planning zero-downtime migrations, or setting up connection pooling. Activate on "schema design", "normalization", "denormalization", "foreign key", "index strategy", "migration", "connection pooling", "composite key", "surrogate key", "soft delete", "polymorphic association". NOT for PostgreSQL-specific query tuning or EXPLAIN analysis (use postgresql-optimization), NoSQL or document database design, or cloud database provisioning.

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Cloud design patterns for distributed systems architecture covering 42 industry-standard patterns across reliability, performance, messaging, security, and deployment categories. Use when designing, reviewing, or implementing distributed system architectures.

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