Event-Driven Architecture Designer
$3.00OfficialDesign event-driven systems: event schema design, broker selection, idempotency, ordering guarantees, and event sourcing.
What you get
- ✓10-step procedure
- ✓7 pitfalls to avoid
- ✓Installs into 6 tools
- Version
- v1 →
- Last updated
- 1 month ago
- Length
- 4 min read
- Requires
- Works with any modern AI assistant
Works in: Claude Code, Codex, Cline, opencode, OpenClaw, Hermes
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When to use
Use this skill when designing a system that communicates via events rather than direct calls — microservice choreography, event-sourced systems, real-time data pipelines, or decoupling producers from consumers. Event-driven architecture (EDA) enables loose coupling and scalability but introduces complexity around ordering, idempotency, and debugging. Trigger when the user mentions event-driven design, Kafka, event sourcing, choreography, pub/sub, or event schema.
Inputs to gather
- The business events and their producers/consumers
- Throughput requirements (events per second, peak bursts)
- Latency requirements (real-time, near-real-time, batch)
- Ordering requirements:
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