Think in layers
Use layered boundaries to concentrate complexity where it belongs
Break complex systems into independent layers, keep business logic in the core, and use ports and adapters as the standard shape for code humans and agents can both reason about.
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The oldest trick, with a new reason
✎ TextSplit responsibilities into layers so humans and agents can reason about each layer independently.
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A good boundary buys you independence
✎ TextA boundary earns its place only when the two sides can change without disturbing each other.
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The shape
✎ TextKeep business logic in the core; point infrastructure inward.
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The boundary is a contract: ports
✎ TextA port is the promise the core owns and adapters fulfill.
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Make it concrete: one command, one port
✎ TextAnchor the architecture in a single SaaS action: inviting a teammate to a workspace.
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Why this is the leash for an agent
✎ TextA boundary is not just structure. It is the smallest unit you can safely delegate.