Annotation-Driven Architecture
A design approach in which architectural metadata is carried by structured markers in code comments, without relying on separate configuration files or runtime reflection. Similar practices exist in ecosystems such as Java and Python, but LivinGrimoire's approach is lighter: the annotations are not enforced by a parser but serve as a convention observed jointly by humans and AI.
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LivinGrimoire imposes structural constraints through classification conventions in the annotation layer, without relying on runtime mechanisms.
Annotation-driven architecture means carrying architectural meta-information through structured markers in code comments, rather than relying on separate configuration files or runtime reflection.
The weak-constraint risk of annotation-driven architecture is that conventions may be violated and cannot be automatically detected, so it suits early evolution stages or small-scale systems.
For production environments requiring strong consistency, lint rules or CI checks are usually needed to solidify the annotation conventions.
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LivinGrimoire imposes structural constraints through classification conventions in the annotation layer, without relying on runtime mechanisms.
50%UnverifiedAnnotation-driven architecture means carrying architectural meta-information through structured markers in code comments, rather than relying on separate configuration files or runtime reflection.
50%UnverifiedThe weak-constraint risk of annotation-driven architecture is that conventions may be violated and cannot be automatically detected, so it suits early evolution stages or small-scale systems.
50%UnverifiedFor production environments requiring strong consistency, lint rules or CI checks are usually needed to solidify the annotation conventions.
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