context-mapping

# Context Mapping Skill

## Interactive Mapping Configuration

Use AskUserQuestion to configure the context mapping session:

```yaml
# Question 1: Mapping Mode (MCP: DDD context mapping methodology)
question: "What level of context mapping analysis do you need?"
header: "Mode"
options:
  - label: "Full Analysis (Recommended)"
    description: "Systematically analyze all bounded contexts with CML output"
  - label: "Quick Overview"
    description: "Identify obvious relationships only (~3K tokens)"
  - label: "Guided Discovery"
    description: "Interactive, confirm each relationship with user"
  - label: "Pattern Focus"
    description: "Focus on specific integration patterns (ACL, OHS, etc.)"

# Question 2: Relationship Clarity (MCP: DDD upstream/downstream patterns)
question: "How clear are the context boundaries?"
header: "Clarity"
options:
  - label: "Well-Defined"
    description: "Bounded contexts identified, need relationship mapping"
  - label: "Partially Known"
    description: "Some contexts identified, may discover more"
  - label: "Exploratory"
    description: "Start from scratch, discover contexts and relationships"
  - label: "From Event Storm"
    description: "Use output from prior event storming session"
```

Use these responses to select the appropriate mapping mode and calibrate discovery depth.

Map relationships between bounded contexts using Domain-Driven Design context mapping patterns. Produces Context Mapper DSL (CML) output and integration strategy recommendations.

## When to Use This Skill

**Keywords:** context mapping, bounded contexts, upstream, downstream, ACL, anti-corruption layer, shared kernel, customer supplier, open host service, published language, conformist, partnership, CML, integration patterns, domain relationships

**Use this skill when:**

- After event storming when bounded contexts have been identified
- Defining integration strategies between domains
- Documenting domain relationships and dependencies
- Generating c