Deep Architectural Analysis of FlexiRule#222
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- Deep analysis of Rule Lifecycle, Execution Engine, and Process Runtime. - Synthesis of performance, security, and compilation models. - Updated internal memory with core architectural patterns and constraints. Co-authored-by: Sendipad <705960+Sendipad@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Expanded analysis of Frontend Pinia stores and topological variable propagation. - Deep dive into Process V2 Contract runtime and mutation blocklisting. - Detailed investigation of the Scheduler and Batch processing system. - Synthesized a final comprehensive architectural model. - Updated internal memory with core system constraints and patterns. Co-authored-by: Sendipad <705960+Sendipad@users.noreply.github.com>
- Synthesized a complete, definitive description of FlexiRule. - Categorized architecture into Visual Orchestrator, Execution Runtime, Pro-Code Bridge, and Scheduling layers. - Consolidated all system capabilities and architectural constraints into the final mental model. - Verified system and memory knowledge alignment. Co-authored-by: Sendipad <705960+Sendipad@users.noreply.github.com>
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Completed a deep architectural analysis of the FlexiRule repository.
Key insights captured:
Mental model and architectural constraints have been fully integrated into internal memory.
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