/design-service
Design a backend service architecture with clear boundaries, data models, and API contracts.
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Design a backend service architecture with clear boundaries, data models, and API contracts.
Command definition
design-service.mdDesign a backend service architecture with clear boundaries, data models, and API contracts.
Steps
1. Define the service scope: 2. Design the data model: 3. Design the API layer: 4. Plan the service internals: 5. Design inter-service communication: 6. Plan for observability: 7. Document the service contract.
Format
Service: <name> Domain: <what it owns> Entities: <data model summary> API Endpoints: <list>
Rules
- Each service should own its data; no shared databases.
- Design for failure: every external call can fail.
- Use interface segregation; expose only what consumers need.
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