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AxonFramework contém 3 skills coletadas de AxonIQ, com cobertura ocupacional por repositório e páginas de detalhe dentro do site.

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dynamic-consistency-boundaries
Desenvolvedores de software

Explain and reason about Dynamic Consistency Boundaries (DCB) and how Axon Framework 5 and Axon Server implement them. Use when the user asks about "DCB", "dynamic consistency boundary", "consistency boundary", "killing the aggregate", modeling consistency across multiple entities, "EventCriteria", "@EventCriteriaBuilder", "@EventTag", "@EventSourcedEntity", "Tag", tags vs streams, "AppendCondition", "SourcingCondition", "ConsistencyMarker", optimistic concurrency in the event store, how to choose a consistency boundary, why an aggregate is too big or too small, or how Axon Server's DCB event store (dcb.proto) sources and appends events with criteria.

2026-06-16
migration-path
Desenvolvedores de software

Create a new Axon Framework 4→5 migration path documentation page. Use when the user says "create migration path", "migration path for", "document migration", "migration guide for", or any variation of creating migration documentation for a specific Axon Framework feature or API change.

2026-05-01
issue-from-notes
Desenvolvedores de software

Create well-structured GitHub issues from any source: meeting notes, transcriptions, conversation context, informal descriptions, or direct requests. Use when the user says "create a github issue", "create issue from notes", "write up an issue", "turn these notes into an issue", "file a bug", "file a bug from meeting notes", "create enhancement from discussion", "make an issue for", "open an issue about", "create a follow-up issue", or any variation of creating a structured GitHub issue — whether the input comes from notes, conversation context, or a direct description.

2026-02-20