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patterns-of-enterprise-application-architecture

Apply Martin Fowler-inspired enterprise architecture rules when choosing layers, service layers, transaction scripts, domain models, repositories, mappers, or DTOs.

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# Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture Skill

Use this skill when a task involves enterprise application structure, layering, service layer, transaction script, domain model, data mapper, repository, unit of work, identity map, DTOs, or integration patterns.

Before making design or code decisions, read and apply [patterns-of-enterprise-application-architecture.mini.md](patterns-of-enterprise-application-architecture.mini.md). Use [patterns-of-enterprise-application-architecture.md](patterns-of-enterprise-application-architecture.md) only as a deeper reference when the mini rules are not enough for the current enterprise-pattern tradeoff.