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58 lines
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name: storage-mongodb
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description: "MongoDB-specific code design reference for the Code Design Agent. Load only when the architecture or repository indicates MongoDB. Covers document modeling, collection boundaries, indexing, repository design, and consistency tradeoffs."
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This skill provides MongoDB-specific guidance for code-level design.
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**Announce at start:** "I'm using the storage-mongodb skill to apply MongoDB-specific code design conventions."
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## When To Load
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Load this skill only when one or more of the following is true:
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- The architecture explicitly names MongoDB
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- The repository uses MongoDB drivers, collection names, or BSON models
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- The architecture favors document-oriented aggregates and embedded data
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Do not load this skill for relational-first designs.
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## Purpose
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Translate document-oriented architecture into MongoDB-aware code design: collection boundaries, document shapes, indexing, repository contracts, and BSON mapping conventions.
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## MongoDB Design Rules
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1. Model around access patterns, not normalized relational forms
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2. Embed data when it is read together and bounded in size; reference when lifecycle or cardinality differs
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3. Make collection-level indexes explicit in the code design doc
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4. Use multi-document transactions only when the architecture truly requires cross-document atomicity
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5. Keep document versioning and migration strategy explicit when schemas evolve
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## Collection Guidance
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- Define one repository owner per collection or aggregate root
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- Document shard keys or partitioning assumptions if scale requires them
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- Call out whether a collection is append-heavy, read-heavy, or mutation-heavy
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## Model Guidance
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- Separate domain models from persistence models when BSON layout differs from business shape
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- Document `_id`, BSON tags, embedded documents, and optional fields clearly
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- Make arrays, nested objects, and denormalized snapshots explicit
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## Query Guidance
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- Design repository methods around concrete queries from the architecture
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- Call out aggregation pipelines, secondary indexes, and sort patterns explicitly
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- Document pagination style and consistency expectations
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## Operational Safeguards
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- Note write concern and read concern expectations when relevant
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- Note TTL indexes, retention strategy, and document growth risks
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- Surface risks of unbounded arrays and large document rewrites
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## Output Constraint
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This skill is reference-only. It does not create files by itself. Apply its guidance inside `docs/code-design/{date}-{feature}.md` only.
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