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schema

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Create Zod DTO schemas for use cases and controllers. Use when defining input/output schemas, shared validation schemas, or context-specific reusable schemas. Use this skill for schema composition patterns, refinements, transforms, and shared schema extraction. Dispatch hub — routes to typescript/go variants by file extension.

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Schema

Runtime structural validation. The shared vocabulary that controllers, use cases, entities, and forms all consume. Each language encodes it differently: TS uses Zod, Go uses struct tags + validator/v10.

The shape and idioms of this primitive differ per backend language; the lang-specific playbooks below carry the concrete rules, code, and bad practices.

Language variants

BackendPlaybookRegistry
TypeScript — packages/api/typescript/typescript/SKILL.mdtypescript/registry.yaml
Go — packages/api/go/go/SKILL.mdgo/registry.yaml

How dispatch works

scripts/review.ts infers the language from the file extension (.ts / .go) and loads the matching <lang>/registry.yaml. The CLI scaffolder takes a --lang flag (--lang=typescript / --lang=go) or infers it from cwd. When editing or reviewing code, open the lang playbook matching the file you're touching — patterns and bad practices are coded per-language (e.g. SCH-GO-01).

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