pdlc-skills engineering paradigms interlock via shared file, not direct calls

This article explores the engineering paradigms within the pdlc-skills framework, focusing on how its three layers—Graph, Loop, and Prompt Layer—interact. Contrary to typical software design, these layers do not directly call each other. Instead, they communicate indirectly through a shared file on disk, which acts as a state-sharing mechanism. This approach allows for parallel processing of features and ensures that each layer performs its specific function without needing explicit knowledge of the others. AI

IMPACT Explains a novel approach to inter-layer communication in software development, potentially influencing how AI tools are structured.

RANK_REASON The item discusses engineering paradigms and code structure, not a new release or significant industry event.

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