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Orchestrator v1

Orchestration Core

Establishing the definitive source of truth for architectural contracts. This module serves as the central control point for the project's architectural integrity. It guarantees that all code changes, integrations, and new functional modules strictly comply with Feature-Sliced Design (FSD) standards and corporate agreements on naming, layer structure, and dependencies.

Orchestration Core unifies all critical project orchestration logic: analysis, strict verification, constraint enforcement, and module approval. It ensures stability and consistency even in large-scale projects with many developers and integrations.

Control
Structure
Validation

What is MCP

Specialized orchestration layer

Connects business logic, UI, and APIs into a single managed tier.

Authoritative source of truth

The single entry point for all project contracts and architectural rules.

Architectural contract enforcement

Guaranteed consistency and Feature-Sliced Design isolation.

What MCP is NOT

Not UI
Not an autonomous designer
Not a general-purpose library
Not a compiler/typer
Not an engine for "convenience" development

Role of MCP

Analysis

Detecting deviations.

Contract Checking

Strict validation.

Enforcing Constraints

Prohibiting cross-imports.

Final Validation

Architecture approval.

MCP vs Prompts

Prompts

  • Static instructions
  • Can be ignored by context
  • Ephemeral and volatile
  • No structural guarantees

MCP

  • Deterministic rules
  • API calls to the analyzer
  • Continuous knowledge bridge
  • Strict enforcement of FSD contracts

Philosophy & Principles

Determinism

Predictable results on every validation run.

Explicit Rules

Rejection of implicit behavior in favor of strict configurations.

No Magic

Transparent architecture where every dependency is traceable.

Validation > Generation

Controlling existing structures takes priority over unsupervised generation.