boundary-domain-closure

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Structure code so that the set of representable states equals the set of valid states for a given domain, resolving the boundary condition d(S) → ∅. Each domain is a type boundary; closing it adds a constraint layer. Domains have prerequisites — valid(Dn) requires closed(Dm) for all prerequisites Dm

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Structure code so that the set of representable states equals the set of valid states for a given domain, resolving the boundary condition d(S) → ∅. Each domain is a type boundary; closing it adds a constraint layer. Domains have prerequisites — valid(Dn) requires closed(Dm) for all prerequisites Dm. Use when designing types, schemas, state machines, or any structure where invalid states should be

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