| name | architecture |
| description | Key principles for designing reliable, polyglot libraries. Use this skill when making structural or design decisions for the Kest toolkit.
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Library Architecture & Design Skill
Overview
Key principles for designing reliable, polyglot libraries.
Portability
- Design the library core (domain logic) to be language-agnostic.
- Use a common data model (e.g. JSON-based) for consistency.
Decoupling
- Separate domain code from external dependencies.
- Use interfaces instead of direct implementations.
Extensibility
- Design the library with hooks for future implementations and plugins.
Performance
- Optimize the library for execution speed and low resource usage.
Error Handling
- Use structured error responses and provide clear messages.
Extended Knowledge (Deep Context)
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