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Parse raw\ninput once at the boundary, store validated values in narrow domain types, and\nmake unchecked construction difficult.\n\n## Core Workflow\n\n1. Find raw input boundaries: HTTP payloads, path\u002Fquery parameters, config\n   files, environment variables, database rows, queues, and CLI flags.\n2. Separate transport DTOs from domain types. Let `serde` deserialize incoming\n   shapes, then convert DTO fields into validated domain values.\n3. Replace primitive strings with small types for ruled values: email addresses,\n   usernames, passwords, subscriber names, slugs, tenant IDs, idempotency keys,\n   and money-like or duration-like values.\n4. Give domain types private fields and smart constructors. Avoid unchecked\n   `pub` fields or `impl From\u003CString>` for fallible conversions.\n5. Return typed validation errors that map to useful HTTP responses without\n   leaking internal details.\n6. Keep database and external API mapping explicit. Convert to raw strings at\n   the final persistence or serialization edge.\n7. Test invariants directly. Cover valid examples, malformed inputs, boundary\n   lengths, normalization rules, and round trips.\n\n## Type Design Rules\n\n- Prefer `TryFrom\u003CString>`, `TryFrom\u003C&str>`, or `FromStr` for fallible parsing.\n- Keep stored values owned unless profiling proves borrowing is necessary.\n- Implement `AsRef\u003Cstr>` or a named accessor for read-only exposure.\n- Implement `Display` only when the formatted value is safe to show in logs,\n  errors, and UI.\n- Avoid deriving `Debug` for secret-bearing values unless the debug output is\n  redacted.\n- Make normalization visible in tests: trim, lowercase, Unicode handling, and\n  canonicalization.\n\n## Request Boundary Pattern\n\nDeserialize into a request shape, then construct a command:\n\n```rust\n#[derive(serde::Deserialize)]\npub struct SubscribeRequest {\n    email: String,\n    name: String,\n}\n\npub struct SubscribeCommand {\n    pub email: EmailAddress,\n    pub name: SubscriberName,\n}\n\nimpl TryFrom\u003CSubscribeRequest> for SubscribeCommand {\n    type Error = SubscribeValidationError;\n\n    fn try_from(value: SubscribeRequest) -> Result\u003CSelf, Self::Error> {\n        Ok(Self {\n            email: EmailAddress::parse(value.email)?,\n            name: SubscriberName::parse(value.name)?,\n        })\n    }\n}\n```\n\nHandlers should reject invalid input before business logic or database code. If\nvalidation needs database state, keep pure parsing separate from uniqueness or\nauthorization checks.\n\n## Tests\n\nRead `references\u002Fproperty-testing.md` when invariants have many edge cases or\nwhen an AI agent is likely to miss invalid inputs with example-only tests.\n\nMinimum tests for a new domain type:\n\n- Accept a realistic valid value.\n- Reject empty input and whitespace-only input.\n- Reject too-long input when storage or product rules impose limits.\n- Reject format violations.\n- Preserve or normalize exactly as documented by tests.\n- Round-trip through `serde` or SQL mapping when that type crosses those\n  boundaries.\n\n## Reference Files\n\n- `references\u002Fnewtype-patterns.md`: constructor, trait, serde, and persistence\n  patterns for Rust newtypes.\n- `references\u002Fproperty-testing.md`: property-testing strategy for parsers and\n  domain constructors.\n","# Rust Domain Boundaries\n\nUse this skill to keep invalid states out of Rust service internals. Parse raw\ninput once at the boundary, store validated values in narrow domain types, and\nmake unchecked construction difficult.\n\n## Core Workflow\n\n1. Find raw input boundaries: HTTP payloads, path\u002Fquery parameters, config\n   files, environment variables, database rows, queues, and CLI flags.\n2. Separate transport DTOs from domain types. Let `serde` deserialize incoming\n   shapes, then convert DTO fields into validated domain values.\n3. Replace primitive strings with small types for ruled values: email addresses,\n   usernames, passwords, subscriber names, slugs, tenant IDs, idempotency keys,\n   and money-like or duration-like values.\n4. Give domain types private fields and smart constructors. Avoid unchecked\n   `pub` fields or `impl From\u003CString>` for fallible conversions.\n5. Return typed validation errors that map to useful HTTP responses without\n   leaking internal details.\n6. Keep database and external API mapping explicit. Convert to raw strings at\n   the final persistence or serialization edge.\n7. Test invariants directly. Cover valid examples, malformed inputs, boundary\n   lengths, normalization rules, and round trips.\n\n## Type Design Rules\n\n- Prefer `TryFrom\u003CString>`, `TryFrom\u003C&str>`, or `FromStr` for fallible parsing.\n- Keep stored values owned unless profiling proves borrowing is necessary.\n- Implement `AsRef\u003Cstr>` or a named accessor for read-only exposure.\n- Implement `Display` only when the formatted value is safe to show in logs,\n  errors, and UI.\n- Avoid deriving `Debug` for secret-bearing values unless the debug output is\n  redacted.\n- Make normalization visible in tests: trim, lowercase, Unicode handling, and\n  canonicalization.\n\n## Request Boundary Pattern\n\nDeserialize into a request shape, then construct a command:\n\n```rust\n#[derive(serde::Deserialize)]\npub struct SubscribeRequest {\n    email: String,\n    name: String,\n}\n\npub struct SubscribeCommand {\n    pub email: EmailAddress,\n    pub name: SubscriberName,\n}\n\nimpl TryFrom\u003CSubscribeRequest> for SubscribeCommand {\n    type Error = SubscribeValidationError;\n\n    fn try_from(value: SubscribeRequest) -> Result\u003CSelf, Self::Error> {\n        Ok(Self {\n            email: EmailAddress::parse(value.email)?,\n            name: SubscriberName::parse(value.name)?,\n        })\n    }\n}\n```\n\nHandlers should reject invalid input before business logic or database code. 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