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Choosing system architecture

Skill casioreview20-glitch/forge-os/skills-v2/stable/choosing-system-architecture

Use when select the simplest architecture that satisfies quality attributes, failure boundaries, extension needs, and operational constraints, especially when can the architecture be explained through bounded responsibilities?.From its SKILL.md

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Choosing System Architecture

Core principle

Select the simplest architecture that satisfies quality attributes, failure boundaries, extension needs, and operational constraints. Activate only when the typed entry conditions are present; stop rather than inventing a missing tool, decision, or proof.

When not to use

  • a local implementation detail with no system trade-off
  • an architecture decision already fixed by a confirmed constraint

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