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@skillsregistry/domain

v1.0.1

Published

Runtime-agnostic domain layer for SkillsRegistry — search intelligence, composition, resilience, scoring policy behind adapter interfaces.

Readme

@skillsregistry/domain

Runtime-agnostic domain layer for SkillsRegistry.

License: Apache-2.0. This package holds the business logic — search intelligence, composition, resilience, scoring policy — with zero direct dependency on any runtime, driver, or framework. Consumers (mothership Cloudflare Worker, local Node app) provide concrete adapters at boot.

Status

0.1.0 — adapter interfaces only. The domain-logic modules land incrementally per the parent monorepo's .specifica/mvp/tasks.md subtasks T-1.4a → T-1.4f. 1.0.0 gates on completing all six sub-tasks so consumers see one coherent surface, not a moving target.

Adapter interfaces

| Interface | Purpose | Mothership binding | Local binding | |---|---|---|---| | KvAdapter | Key-value cache | Cloudflare KV | kv_store Postgres table | | QueueAdapter<T> | Background dispatch | Cloudflare Queues | In-memory (MVP) / Postgres LISTEN-NOTIFY (post-MVP) | | ArtifactAdapter | Blob storage | R2 | ./data/artifacts/ | | EmbedderAdapter | Text embeddings | llm.c0g.io (qwen3-embedding-0.6B, MRL-512) | Ollama (default) or budgeted upstream | | AfterResponse | Deferred work | executionCtx.waitUntil() | setImmediate() |

Usage

import type {
  KvAdapter,
  QueueAdapter,
  ArtifactAdapter,
  EmbedderAdapter,
  AfterResponse,
} from '@skillsregistry/domain/adapters';

// Consumer implements each interface against its host and injects
// concrete instances into domain services at boot.

Design intent

  • No env, no ctx, no CF bindings. Nothing in this package imports from @cloudflare/workers-types or references executionCtx. The whole point of the package is to be liftable onto any runtime.
  • Adapters are ports. Adding a method to an existing adapter is a MINOR bump. Renaming or removing one is MAJOR.
  • Errors are exceptions. No silent fallbacks in adapters — the domain layer decides whether to swallow, retry, or surface.

Semver rules

  • Major (1.0.02.0.0): rename or remove any adapter method; change an interface's shape; rename an exported type
  • Minor (1.0.01.1.0): add a new adapter interface; add an optional method to an existing adapter; add a new domain service
  • Patch (1.0.01.0.1): docstrings, README, internal refactors that keep the public surface identical

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE in the monorepo root.