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Key principles for designing reliable, polyglot libraries. Use this skill when making structural or design decisions for the Kest toolkit.
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Core architectural principles governing the design, layout, and execution of the Kest toolkit. Strictly reference these principles before creating new components or refactoring.
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Standard software engineering and testing practices (TDD, SRP, DI) for library development. Reference this skill before writing tests or designing new logic.
| name | architecture |
| description | Key principles for designing reliable, polyglot libraries. Use this skill when making structural or design decisions for the Kest toolkit. |
Key principles for designing reliable, polyglot libraries.
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