PRD-to-Code Assembly Line
Drop in a PRD, get a working microservice — 13 stations, zero manual steps
Overview
The Assembly Line transforms a Product Requirements Document into a production-ready Spring Boot microservice. 13 sequential stations process it: DDD specification, component outline, code foreman decomposition, code generation, branch merging, build doctor, API contract validation, test coverage, smoke testing, API spec review, Jenkins pipeline setup, data seeding, and git cleanup.
Methodology
13-station sequential sprint with stop-on-failure. Station 1 (DDD Agent) produces a 10-section domain-driven design specification. Station 2 (Component Generator) maps it to Spring Boot components. Station 3 (Code Foreman) decomposes into parallelisable tasks per bounded context. Stations 4-11 handle build, validation, testing, and deployment pipeline setup.
Results
Pet Store reference implementation: 19,000+ lines of production Java generated. 1,063 lines of DDD specification in 8.5 minutes, 756 lines of component outline in 7.9 minutes, classified LARGE (6 contexts, 11 aggregates, 36 endpoints), 22 sequential code generation tasks. Total design phase: ~20 minutes.
Key Benefits
PRD to working code with no developer involvement in the generation phase
Consistent architecture — every service follows the same DDD patterns
Quality gates at every station prevent defects from propagating downstream
Extensible — add stations for any validation or processing step
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