conways-law

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Apply Conway's Law when discussing system architecture, team structure, org design, microservices, API ownership, or any situation where communication patterns and software design intersect. Trigger on phrases like "who owns this service?", "our teams keep stepping on each other", "how should we spl

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Apply Conway's Law when discussing system architecture, team structure, org design, microservices, API ownership, or any situation where communication patterns and software design intersect. Trigger on phrases like "who owns this service?", "our teams keep stepping on each other", "how should we split up this system?", "why does our architecture look like this?", or any question about the relation

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