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ddd-aggregate

Create TypeScript scaffolding for a domain aggregate, a group of objects governed by shared business rules. Generate its main entity, value objects, repository interface, domain events, and unit test stubs inside an existing context.

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Scaffold an aggregate root with entity, value objects, repository interface, domain events, and test stubs. Use when adding a new aggregate to an existing bounded context, modeling a new business concept that owns invariants, or generating the boilerplate for an entity + repo + events triplet.

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Good for

  • Adding an aggregate to an existing domain context
  • Modeling a business concept with rules to enforce
  • Creating entity, repository, event, and test scaffolding

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Scaffold a complete aggregate root inside a bounded context.

Parse $ARGUMENTS as <context-name> <aggregate-name> (both kebab-case). The context must already exist under src/.

Steps

  1. Validate: Confirm src/<context>/domain/ exists. If not, suggest running /ddd-context <context> first.

  2. Pre-task hook: npx @claude-flow/cli@latest hooks pre-task --description "DDD aggregate: <aggregate-name> in <context>"

  3. Create aggregate root entity:

    • File: src/<context>/domain/entities/<aggregate-name>.entity.ts
    • Include: unique ID field, constructor with invariant validation, domain methods that enforce business rules, equals() based on identity
    • Export a TypeScript class extending or implementing a base AggregateRoot interface
  4. Create value objects:

    • File: src/<context>/domain/value-objects/<aggregate-name>-id.value-object.ts
    • Include: immutable ID value object with factory method and validation
    • Add additional value objects as properties of the aggregate suggest them
  5. Create repository interface:

    • File: src/<context>/domain/repositories/<aggregate-name>.repository.ts
    • Include: findById, save, delete methods
    • Use the aggregate root and its ID value object as types
    • This is an interface only -- no implementation (infrastructure concern)
  6. Create domain events:

    • File: src/<context>/domain/events/<aggregate-name>-created.event.ts
    • File: src/<context>/domain/events/<aggregate-name>-updated.event.ts
    • Include: event name (past tense), timestamp, aggregate ID, payload
  7. Create unit test stubs:

    • File: src/<context>/domain/entities/<aggregate-name>.entity.test.ts
    • Include: test cases for construction invariants, domain methods, equality
    • Use describe/it with should [behavior] when [condition] names
  8. Update barrel exports: Add new files to the relevant index.ts barrel files.

  9. Store in domain model graph:

    mcp__plugin_ruflo-core_ruflo__agentdb_hierarchical-store({ key: "domain/context-<context>/aggregate-<aggregate-name>", value: "Aggregate <aggregate-name> (parent: context-<context>)", tier: "semantic" })
    mcp__plugin_ruflo-core_ruflo__agentdb_causal-edge({ sourceId: "entity:context-<context>", targetId: "entity:aggregate-<aggregate-name>", relation: "contains" })
    mcp__plugin_ruflo-core_ruflo__memory_store({ key: "ddd-aggregate-<context>-<aggregate-name>", value: "AGGREGATE_SUMMARY", namespace: "tasks" })
    
  10. Post-task hook: npx @claude-flow/cli@latest hooks post-task --task-id "ddd-aggregate-<aggregate-name>" --success true

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