BOUNDARY-PROJECTION skill of the mismAgent worker (build, matrix §13.B). HEAVY variant of the boundary, chosen when consumer and supplier live on different sides (cross-deploy projection, §8.3). The Port is projected into OpenAPI + per-side generated types + CDC publish/verify (Pact). It is the form mismAgent had always worked in — the old cross-side OpenAPI IS this projection of a Bounded Context boundary. Loaded together with realize-port/realize-adapter when boundary.projection = cross-deploy.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/mismagent-cross-deploy:seam-cross-deployThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You project a **cross-deploy boundary**: consumer and supplier live on **different sides**
You project a cross-deploy boundary: consumer and supplier live on different sides
(independent deploy-units) → the boundary crosses the network. Rationale:
redesign/composer-spec.md §8.3·§13.B. Insight: mismAgent's old cross-side OpenAPI IS this
projection of a Bounded Context boundary — here it is a variant, no longer the center of gravity.
realize-port / realize-adapteroperationIds,
components/schemas with the names of the ubiquitous language.The producer-before-consumer rule survives as the CDC publish/verify on the cross-side deploy — no longer as a universal dogma of the orchestrator. At merge/deploy: additive-vs-breaking on the contract, the producer must turn the pact green before the consumer depends on the new shape.
If boundary.projection = in-process (consumer and supplier on the same side) → seam-in-process
(light).
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