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Use when an approved cap4k tactical model must become a fixed technical design contract before generator input authoring or handwritten implementation.
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| name | cap4k-technical-design |
| description | Use when an approved cap4k tactical model must become a fixed technical design contract before generator input authoring or handwritten implementation. |
Turn the tactical model into a complete technical design contract.
../shared/rules/layer-and-runtime-boundaries.md../shared/workflows/skeleton-generation-gate.mdworkflows/write-technical-design-contract.mdcap4k-tactical-modeling.Use when projecting an approved cap4k technical design into generator inputs such as DB/schema, design JSON, manifests, Gradle extension settings, addons/options, or template override decisions.
Route cap4k business-authoring work through the self-contained cap4k skill system. Use when the user asks to discover a business slice, model DDD boundaries, write cap4k technical design, author generator inputs, review plan or generated output, implement handwritten business logic, design service integration, or verify cap4k work.
Use when a coherent cap4k business brief needs tactical DDD decisions mapped to cap4k carriers, generator input expectations, rollback notes, and the next technical design phase.
Use for cap4k business service interaction design and implementation: Open Host Service entries, Published Language, external capability clients, external fact entries, inbound/outbound integration events, callbacks, message listeners, and command/query routing across service boundaries.
Use when implementing cap4k handwritten business logic inside approved generated skeletons after human generated-output review: command handlers, query handlers, subscribers, jobs, controllers, factories, specifications, domain services, Repository access, Mediator routing, and UoW persistence.
Use for cap4k verification and audit claims: static review, focused local evidence, full evidence, generated-versus-handwritten ownership checks, skipped-check disclosure, rollback targeting, and final evidence summaries.