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event-driven-design
Use events to decouple producers from consumers Use when designing system architecture. Architecture category skill.
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- Architecture
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- medium
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- builtin_event_driven_design
SKILL.md
Event-Driven Design
Use events to decouple producers from consumers. Publishers emit events without knowing who handles them. This enables: adding new behaviors without modifying publishers, asynchronous processing, audit logging, and cross-service communication. Define clear event schemas. Consider eventual consistency implications. Use established patterns like pub/sub, event sourcing when appropriate.
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