From Strata
Creates or updates domain notes defining vocabulary, invariants, and conventions. One concept per kebab-case file with wikilinks. Useful when a domain term is refined in conversation.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/strata:domainThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Domain notes are the long-lived part of team memory. They define vocabulary
Domain notes are the long-lived part of team memory. They define vocabulary (what does "Tenant" mean here?), encode invariants (an Order always belongs to exactly one Customer), and pin conventions (event names use past tense).
medication-administration-windows.md.templates/domain.md).[[wikilinks]] to cross-reference other domain notes
and ADRs by filename without extension.User runs /strata:domain <concept-name>. You:
recall(query="<concept>", scope="domain", layer=1)
to find an existing note for this concept, possibly under a different slug.
If one exists, UPDATE it instead of forking a second definition; if two
notes would conflict, reconcile through /strata:correct. Only create a
new note when recall shows nothing close.templates/domain.md as the shape.<vault>/<repo>/domain/<slug>.md via the standard
Write tool. Use the absolute path printed by /strata:init or read it
from strata.memory_status via MCP.After saving, regenerate the index so the MCP search picks it up:
"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/strata" reindex
For vocabulary that applies across multiple repos (e.g. a company-wide
Convention), put the note at <vault>/_shared/domain/<slug>.md. The MCP
Search includes shared notes by default.
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