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References: 20
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Freshness state: computing
Source paper: Automating Domain-Driven Design: Experience with a Prompting Framework
PDF: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2603.26244v1
Source count: 3
Coverage: 50%
Last proof check: 2026-03-30T21:58:42.700Z
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Subject: Automating Domain-Driven Design: Experience with a Prompting Framework
Verdict
Ignore
Verdict is Ignore because current viability and proof state do not clear the buildability gate.
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Dimensions overall score 4.0
No public code linked for this paper yet.
This paper introduces a prompting framework that automates core DDD activities through structured large language model (LLM) interactions.
The abstract explicitly states the introduction of a prompting framework for automating DDD activities through LLM interactions.
partial
We decompose DDD into five sequential steps: (1) establishing an ubiquitous language, (2) simulating event storming, (3) identifying bounded contexts, (4) designing aggregates, and (5) mapping to technical architecture.
The abstract clearly lists the five sequential steps that the DDD process is decomposed into by the framework.
partial
While the first steps consistently generate valuable and usable artifacts, later steps show how minor errors or inaccuracies can propagate and accumulate.
The abstract and analysis excerpt both highlight the effectiveness of the early stages of the framework.
partial
In our evaluation, Steps 1 to 3 worked well, but the accumulated errors rendered the artifacts generated from Steps 4 and 5 impractical.
The abstract and analysis excerpt explicitly mention the issues with later steps due to error propagation.
partial
Overall, the framework excels as a collaborative sparring partner for building actionable documentation, such as glossaries and context maps, but not for full automation.
The abstract directly states the framework's utility as a sparring partner and its limitation for full automation.
partial
Our findings show that LLMs can enhance, but not replace, architectural expertise, offering a practical tool to reduce the effort and overhead of DDD while preserving human-centric decision-making.
The conclusion of the abstract directly addresses the role of LLMs in relation to human expertise.
partial
In a case study, we validated the prompting framework against real-world requirements from FTAPI's enterprise platform.
The abstract explicitly mentions the case study used for validation.
partial
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/buildability/automating-domain-driven-design-experience-with-a-prompting-framework
Paper ref
automating-domain-driven-design-experience-with-a-prompting-framework
arXiv id
2603.26244
Generated at
2026-03-30T21:58:42.700Z
Evidence freshness
stale
Last verification
2026-03-30T21:58:42.700Z
Sources
3
References
20
Coverage
50%
Lineage hash
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20 refs / 3 sources / Verification pending
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