Sync Domain Model with Qlerify

Sync the local codebase's domain model with Qlerify. Detect entities, commands, read models, and domain event schemas in code and ensure they match Qlerify.

If this is a brownfield or legacy codebase and the aggregate boundaries are unclear, isolate one aggregate at a time before syncing — the workflow-creation skill's Phase 0 contains the aggregate extraction guidance.

Step 1: Identify the workflow

1. Call list_workflows to get all accessible workflows.
2. Match by project name or ask the user which workflow to sync with.
3. Call get_workflow to understand current state (events, entities, commands, read models, domain event schemas, bounded contexts).

Step 2: Scan codebase for domain objects

Scan for the following:

• Entities: Classes, interfaces, or schemas representing persistent domain objects (database models, ORM entities, TypeScript interfaces).
• Commands: Functions or DTOs for state-changing operations (CreateOrder, UpdateCustomer, POST/PUT/DELETE endpoints).
• Read Models: Query handlers or GET endpoints (GetOrderById, ListProducts).
• Domain Event Schemas: Event classes, records, or DTOs representing published event payloads (OrderPlacedEvent, PaymentConfirmedEvent).

Search patterns:

• Models: src/domain/, src/models/, src/entities/, **/entity.ts, **/model.ts
• Commands: src/commands/, src/handlers/, **/command.ts
• Queries: src/queries/, src/read-models/, **/query.ts
• Events: src/events/, src/domain-events/, **/event.ts, **/*Event.ts, **/*Event.java
• API routes: src/routes/, src/api/, src/controllers/
• Schemas: prisma/schema.prisma, **/schema.graphql, **/migrations/

Also check git diff for recently changed schema files to detect field-level changes.

Step 3: Compare and sync

1. Call get_workflow to get all entities, commands, read models, and domain event schemas from Qlerify.
2. Compare code vs Qlerify.
3. For differences:
   • New in code: Create in Qlerify with proper fields and example data.
   • Changed fields: Update Qlerify definition using addFields, updateFields, removeFields.
   • Removed from code: Ask user before deleting from Qlerify.

Step 4: Report changes

Summarize:

• Entities created/updated/deleted
• Commands created/updated/deleted
• Read models created/updated/deleted
• Domain event schemas created/updated/deleted
• Fields added/modified/removed
• Conflicts needing manual resolution

Field type mapping

Code Type	Qlerify Type
string, varchar, text, char	string
number, int, float, decimal, bigint	number
boolean, bool	boolean
Foreign key, relation, @relation	Set relatedEntity + cardinality
Nested object, JSON, jsonb	object

Guidelines

When creating/updating entities:

• Include 3 realistic example data values per field
• Set isRequired: true for non-nullable fields
• Use relatedEntity ($ref path) and cardinality to express entity relationships from the owning entity's perspective

When creating commands:

• Name with verbs: Create, Update, Delete, Submit, Cancel
• Fields should correspond to fields on the aggregate root entity they modify
• Mark auto-generated fields with hideInForm: true
• Use nested fields with relatedEntity ($ref path) to reference related entities

When creating read models:

• Name with Get/List/Search prefixes
• Link to entity via entity ($ref path)
• Fields represent both inputs and outputs: set isFilter: true for query parameters, omit for returned data fields
• Use nested fields with relatedEntity ($ref path) for return fields that reference other entities

When creating domain event schemas:

• Name matching the event (e.g., "Order Placed", "Payment Confirmed")
• Link to the aggregate root entity via entity ($ref path)
• Include identifier fields (e.g., orderId) so event consumers can correlate
• Include timestamp fields when timing is business-relevant (e.g., placedAt, confirmedAt)
• Capture essential facts about the state change, not the full entity state
• Use nested fields with relatedEntity ($ref path) for embedded event data