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ddd-discover

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Collaborative domain discovery via event storming, producing event streams, command/event candidates, hotspots, ambiguity lists, and preliminary context-boundary clues for downstream subdomain classification. Use when doing domain discovery — identifying domain events and commands, aligning core business flows and exception paths, or re-running discovery after bounded-context term conflicts. NOT for: facilitating live EventStorming workshops (formats and facilitation patterns are separate reference material), designing aggregate boundaries, or partitioning/classifying subdomains — deliverables, not facilitation.

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