When should I use the CQRS Implementation skill?

Use this skill when your application needs to scale reads and writes independently, requires complex queries that shouldn't impact write performance, or when building event-sourced systems.

How does this handle data consistency?

The skill provides templates for read-model synchronizers and projectors that keep your query database in sync with events generated by commands, typically following an eventual consistency model.

CQRS stands for Command Query Responsibility Segregation. It is an architectural pattern that uses different models to update and read data, enhancing performance and scalability.

Does this skill support Python frameworks?

Yes, the skill includes comprehensive Python templates and specific integration examples for FastAPI applications.

CQRS Implementation

Name: CQRS Implementation
Author: 3commas-io

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API Development

Implements Command Query Responsibility Segregation to build scalable, high-performance backend architectures with separated read and write models.

About

The CQRS Implementation skill provides a robust framework for Claude to architect complex systems using Command Query Responsibility Segregation. It guides the creation of distinct models for data modification and data retrieval, allowing for independent scaling and optimization of each concern. This skill includes standardized templates for Command and Query buses, handlers, and FastAPI integration, making it ideal for developers building event-sourced systems, high-performance reporting tools, or microservices that require strict separation of concerns and optimized query performance.

Key Features

Read-model synchronization and projection logic
Command and Query separation architecture
Event-sourced system design patterns
Standardized Command/Query bus implementations
FastAPI-ready endpoint templates
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Use Cases

Building complex event-driven microservices with event sourcing
Scaling high-traffic read operations independently from write-heavy commands
Optimizing application performance for complex reporting and analytics views

About

Key Features

Read-model synchronization and projection logic
Command and Query separation architecture
Event-sourced system design patterns
Standardized Command/Query bus implementations
FastAPI-ready endpoint templates
0 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Building complex event-driven microservices with event sourcing
Scaling high-traffic read operations independently from write-heavy commands
Optimizing application performance for complex reporting and analytics views