software-design
Documents software architecture and design decisions so teams build the right thing the right way.
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What this skill does
What it does: This is a way to write down software design using special TypeScript types that the computer checks for mistakes. You describe what the system is made of, what pieces connect to each other, and why you built it that way. You write the skeleton or main structure first, then add the business logic on top. When to use it: Use this when you need to plan a new system, review a design, or reorganize how a system works. Write your design once and keep it separate from the actual code. This helps everyone understand the big picture and what should never change, even if you rewrite the code later.
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