stack-architecture
Stack Architecture Design
Design transport-agnostic handler systems with proper Result types and error taxonomy.
Process
Step 1: Understand Requirements
Gather information about:
- Transport surfaces — CLI, MCP, HTTP, or all?
- Domain operations — What actions does the system perform?
- Failure modes — What can go wrong? (maps to error taxonomy)
- External dependencies — APIs, databases, file system?
Step 2: Design Handler Layer
For each domain operation:
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