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+ # CodeDNA-IL: Universal Intent Language Specification
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+
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+ **Version:** 2.0.0-draft
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+ **Date:** 2026-01-02
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+ **Status:** Extended for Full Universality
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+
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+ ## Executive Summary
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+
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+ CodeDNA-IL is a **universal standard language** for AI-driven code generation across ALL code types - not just web applications, but game engines, shaders, physics simulations, ML models, compilers, embedded systems, and literally anything that can be coded.
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+
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+ ### Why a New Language?
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+
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+ 1. **Current Entity DSL is too narrow** - Only describes data structures, can't express algorithms, flows, or transformations
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+ 2. **No existing DSL is universal** - Every DSL is domain-specific (Prisma for DBs, GraphQL for APIs, Terraform for infra)
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+ 3. **Different code requires different paradigms** - Sequential steps don't work for shaders, game loops, or physics
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+ 4. **Token efficiency requires purpose-built syntax** - JSON/YAML are 10x more verbose than necessary
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+ 5. **AI agents need structured intent, not code** - Natural language is ambiguous; formal languages are too syntactic
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+
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+ ### Research Foundation
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+
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+ This specification is informed by:
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+ - [IRCoder research](https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.05411): "Natural language consistently emerges as the most effective intermediate representation"
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+ - [CrossTL architecture](https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.21256): Universal IR enabling bidirectional translation
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+ - [OpenRewrite's LST](https://www.moderne.ai/blog/automated-javascript-refactoring-at-enterprise-scale): Lossless Semantic Trees for cross-language refactoring
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+ - [IBM AI Refactoring](https://www.ibm.com/think/topics/ai-code-refactoring): Semantic-level code transformation patterns
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Three Dimensions of Code
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+
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+ CodeDNA-IL addresses code across three orthogonal dimensions:
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+
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+ ### 1. DOMAIN (What are we building?)
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+ The `type:` field indicates the problem domain:
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+
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+ | Type | Domain | Examples |
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+ |------|--------|----------|
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+ | `api` | Web services | REST, GraphQL, gRPC |
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+ | `service` | Business logic | Auth, payments, notifications |
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+ | `component` | UI elements | React, Vue, Svelte components |
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+ | `model` | Data structures | Entities, DTOs, schemas |
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+ | `shader` | GPU programs | Vertex, fragment, compute |
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+ | `layer` | ML building blocks | Attention, convolution, normalization |
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+ | `scene` | 3D/2D worlds | Game scenes, VR environments |
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+ | `physics` | Simulations | Rigid body, fluid, cloth |
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+ | `engine` | Game/app engines | Game loops, state machines |
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+ | `pipeline` | Data processing | ETL, streaming, batch |
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+ | `infrastructure` | Cloud resources | AWS, GCP, Kubernetes |
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+ | `protocol` | Network protocols | TCP handlers, WebSocket, custom |
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+ | `compiler` | Language tools | Lexers, parsers, code gen |
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+ | `embedded` | Hardware/IoT | Firmware, drivers, sensors |
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+ | `cli` | Command-line tools | Commands, flags, prompts |
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+ | `library` | Reusable modules | SDKs, utilities, frameworks |
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+
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+ ### 2. PARADIGM (How does it execute?)
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+ Different code requires different expression modes:
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+
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+ | Keyword | Paradigm | Use Case |
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+ |---------|----------|----------|
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+ | `step:` | Sequential | Do A, then B, then C (APIs, scripts) |
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+ | `formula:` | Mathematical | Compute relationships (shaders, ML) |
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+ | `on:` | Event-driven | React to events (games, UI) |
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+ | `parallel:` | Concurrent | Do simultaneously (GPU, workers) |
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+ | `solve:` | Constraint-based | Make this true (physics, layout) |
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+ | `loop:` | Continuous | Frame-based execution (games, servers) |
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+ | `stream:` | Reactive | Data flow (pipelines, observables) |
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+
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+ ### 3. STYLE (How does it look/feel?)
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+ For visual/UX code, the `style:` block captures design intent:
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+
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+ ```
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+ style: {
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+ design_system: shadcn
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+ palette: { primary: amber, accent: slate }
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+ typography: { heading: inter, body: system }
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+ motion: subtle_spring
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+ art_direction: stylized_cel_shading # For games
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Design Principles
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+
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+ ### 1. Intent-Based, Not Syntax-Based
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+ CodeDNA-IL describes WHAT the code should do, not HOW it's written. The AI agent determines implementation details based on target language, framework, and constraints.
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+
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+ ### 2. Multi-Paradigm Expression
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+ Different types of code require different expression modes. A shader uses `formula:`, a game uses `loop:` + `on:`, an API uses `step:`. The language supports all paradigms natively.
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+
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+ ### 3. Universal Domain Coverage
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+ One language works for ANY code type - web apps, games, ML, infrastructure, embedded, compilers, protocols - everything.
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+
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+ ### 4. Dual-Mode Operation
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+ - **DEFINE mode**: Create new code units
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+ - **TRANSFORM mode**: Modify existing code
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+
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+ ### 5. Design-Aware
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+ For visual code (games, UI, graphics), the `style:` block captures aesthetic intent alongside behavior.
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+
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+ ### 6. Token Efficiency
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+ Every token must carry meaning. No redundant syntax, no verbose delimiters.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Core Syntax
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+
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+ ### Unit Block (Universal Building Block)
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+
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+ ```
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+ unit <name> {
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+ type: <unit_type>
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+ purpose: "<description>"
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+
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+ <attributes>
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+ <operations>
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+ <constraints>
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Unit Types:**
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+ - `api` - REST/GraphQL endpoint
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+ - `service` - Business logic component
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+ - `model` - Data model/entity
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+ - `component` - UI component
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+ - `function` - Standalone function
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+ - `pipeline` - Data processing pipeline
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+ - `ml_model` - Machine learning model
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+ - `infrastructure` - Cloud resources
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+ - `cli` - Command-line tool
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+ - `library` - Reusable module
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+
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+ ### Inputs and Outputs
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+
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+ ```
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+ inputs: (name:type, name:type:modifier)
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+ outputs: (name:type)
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Type Shortcuts:**
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+ - `str` = string
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+ - `int` = integer
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+ - `dec` = decimal
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+ - `bool` = boolean
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+ - `dt` = datetime
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+ - `[]` suffix = array
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+ - `?` suffix = optional
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+
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+ **Modifiers:**
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+ - `unique` - Must be unique
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+ - `required` - Cannot be null
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+ - `hashed` - Should be hashed
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+ - `email` - Email format
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+ - `min(n)` / `max(n)` - Value constraints
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+ - `default(v)` - Default value
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+
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+ ### Operations
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+
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+ ```
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+ op <name> {
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+ step: <natural language description>
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+ step: <natural language description>
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+ return: <value>
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ Steps use natural language that AI understands semantically. Multiple steps indicate sequence.
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+
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+ ### Constraints
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+
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+ ```
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+ constraint: <requirement>
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+ ```
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+ Constraints are domain-specific requirements that the generated code must satisfy.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Examples by Domain
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+
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+ ### Web Application (API Service)
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+
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+ ```
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+ unit UserService {
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+ type: service
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+ purpose: "Handle user authentication and session management"
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+
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+ inputs: (email:str:email, password:str)
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+ outputs: (token:str, user:User)
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+
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+ op authenticate {
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+ step: validate credentials against database
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+ step: generate JWT with user claims, 24h expiry
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+ step: record login timestamp
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+ return: token, user
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+ }
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+
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+ op logout {
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+ step: invalidate token in blacklist
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+ step: clear user session
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+ }
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+
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+ op refresh {
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+ step: verify refresh token validity
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+ step: generate new access token
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+ return: token
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+ }
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+
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+ constraint: bcrypt(12) for password hashing
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+ constraint: rate_limit(5/min) on authenticate
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+ constraint: https_only
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Systems Programming (Rust TCP Handler)
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+
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+ ```
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+ unit tcp_handler {
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+ type: function
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+ purpose: "Handle incoming TCP connections with HTTP parsing"
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+ language_hint: rust
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+
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+ inputs: (stream:TcpStream)
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+ outputs: (Result<Response, IoError>)
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+
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+ lifecycle: async, owned
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+
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+ op handle {
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+ step: read request bytes from stream with timeout
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+ step: parse HTTP method and headers
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+ step: route to appropriate handler based on path
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+ step: serialize response and write to stream
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+ return: response
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+ }
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+
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+ constraint: timeout(30s)
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+ constraint: max_request_size(10mb)
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+ constraint: graceful_shutdown_aware
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### Data Pipeline (ETL)
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+ ```
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+ unit user_analytics_pipeline {
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+ type: pipeline
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+ purpose: "Extract user data, compute metrics, load to analytics warehouse"
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+ source: postgres.public.users
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+ sink: bigquery.analytics.user_metrics
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+ schedule: daily(02:00 UTC)
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+ stage extract {
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+ select: id, email, created_at, last_login_at
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+ filter: created_at > {7_days_ago}
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+ }
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+
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+ stage transform {
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+ derive: days_active = count_distinct(activity_dates)
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+ derive: engagement_score = days_active / days_since_signup
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+ normalize: email -> lowercase
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+ drop: created_at
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+ }
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+
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+ stage load {
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+ mode: upsert
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+ key: id
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+ partition_by: date(loaded_at)
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+ }
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+
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+ constraint: idempotent
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+ constraint: retry(3, exponential_backoff)
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Machine Learning (Model Definition)
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+ ```
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+ unit image_classifier {
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+ type: ml_model
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+ purpose: "Classify images into 10 categories"
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+ framework_hint: pytorch
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+
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+ architecture: cnn {
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+ layer: conv2d(in:3, out:64, kernel:3, padding:1)
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+ layer: batch_norm(64)
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+ layer: relu
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+ layer: max_pool(2)
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+ layer: conv2d(in:64, out:128, kernel:3)
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+ layer: relu
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+ layer: adaptive_avg_pool(1)
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+ layer: flatten
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+ layer: linear(128, 10)
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+ }
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+
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+ training {
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+ loss: cross_entropy
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+ optimizer: adamw(lr:0.001, weight_decay:0.01)
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+ scheduler: cosine_annealing(T_max:100)
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+ epochs: 100
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+ batch_size: 64
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+ }
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+ data {
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+ source: imagenet_subset
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+ split: train(0.8), val(0.1), test(0.1)
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+ augment: random_crop(224), horizontal_flip, color_jitter
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+ normalize: imagenet_stats
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+ }
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+
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+ constraint: mixed_precision(fp16)
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+ constraint: gradient_clipping(1.0)
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### Infrastructure (Cloud Resources)
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+ ```
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+ unit production_cluster {
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+ type: infrastructure
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+ purpose: "Scalable web application infrastructure on AWS"
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+ provider: aws
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+ region: us-east-1
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+
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+ resource vpc:main {
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+ cidr: 10.0.0.0/16
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+ availability_zones: 3
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+ enable_dns_hostnames: true
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+ }
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+
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+ resource ecs_cluster:app {
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+ name: "production"
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+ capacity_providers: [fargate, fargate_spot]
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+ default_provider: fargate_spot(weight:80)
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+ }
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+
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+ resource service:web {
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+ cluster: ecs_cluster:app
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+ task_definition: web_task
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+ desired_count: 3
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+ deployment: rolling(max_percent:200, min_healthy:100)
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+ }
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+ resource alb:public {
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+ subnets: vpc:main.public_subnets
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+ security_group: allow_https
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+ }
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+ scaling web {
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+ metric: cpu_utilization
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+ target: 70%
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+ scale_in_cooldown: 300s
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+ scale_out_cooldown: 60s
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+ min_capacity: 2
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+ max_capacity: 20
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+ }
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+ constraint: encrypted_at_rest
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+ constraint: private_subnets_only(for:ecs)
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+ constraint: waf_enabled
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### CLI Tool
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+ ```
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+ unit backup_cli {
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+ type: cli
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+ purpose: "Backup and restore files with incremental support"
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+ command backup {
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+ args: (source:path:required, destination:path:required)
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+ flags: {
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+ --compress: "Enable gzip compression"
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+ --incremental: "Only backup changed files"
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+ --exclude: "Glob patterns to exclude":str[]
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+ }
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+ op run {
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+ step: validate source path exists
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+ step: scan source directory for files
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+ step: if incremental, load previous manifest and diff
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+ step: copy files to destination, compressing if enabled
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+ step: generate new manifest with checksums
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+ step: write manifest to destination
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+ }
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+ }
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+ args: (backup:path:required, target:path:required)
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+ flags: {
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+ --verify: "Verify checksums after restore"
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+ --dry-run: "Show what would be restored"
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+ }
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+ op run {
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+ step: read and validate manifest
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+ step: if dry-run, print file list and exit
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+ step: decompress and copy files to target
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+ step: if verify, check all checksums
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+ }
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+ }
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+ constraint: cross_platform(linux, macos, windows)
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+ constraint: progress_bar
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Transform Mode (Modifications)
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+ Transform mode allows modifying existing code without redefining everything.
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+ ### Syntax
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+ ```
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+ transform @<unit_reference> {
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+ <operations>
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Operations
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+
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+ |-----------|-------------|
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+ | `add field: name:type` | Add a new field/property |
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+ | `remove field: name` | Remove a field/property |
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+ | `rename field: old -> new` | Rename a field/property |
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+ | `change field: name -> type` | Change field type |
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+ | `add op: name { ... }` | Add new operation |
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+ | `remove op: name` | Remove operation |
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+ | `modify op: name { ... }` | Modify existing operation |
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+ | `add constraint: ...` | Add constraint |
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+ | `remove constraint: ...` | Remove constraint |
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+
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+ ### Examples
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+
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+ ```
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+ # Add email verification to UserService
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+ transform @UserService {
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+ add field: emailVerified:bool:default(false)
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+ add field: verificationToken:str?
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+ add op: sendVerificationEmail {
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+ step: generate random verification token
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+ step: save token to user record
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+ step: send email with verification link
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+ }
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+ add op: verifyEmail {
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+ inputs: (token:str)
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+ step: find user by verification token
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+ step: set emailVerified to true
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+ step: clear verification token
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+ }
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+ after "validate credentials": check emailVerified is true
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+ }
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+ }
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+ # Optimize database queries
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+ transform @UserRepository {
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+ add constraint: index(email)
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+ add constraint: index(created_at)
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+
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+ modify op: findByEmail {
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+ add: use prepared statement
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+ add: connection pooling
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+ }
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+ }
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+ # Add caching layer
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+ transform @ProductService {
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+ add field: cache:RedisCache
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+ modify op: getById {
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+ before: check cache for product
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+ after "fetch from database": store in cache(ttl:1h)
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+ ## Compose Mode (Combining Units)
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+ For building larger systems from smaller units.
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+ ```
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+ compose OrderSystem {
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+ units: [
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+ UserService,
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+ ProductService,
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+ CartService,
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+ PaymentService,
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+ OrderService
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+ ]
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+ flow: checkout {
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+ step: CartService.getItems -> items
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+ step: PaymentService.charge(items.total) -> payment
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+ step: OrderService.create(items, payment) -> order
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+ step: notify(UserService.current, order)
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+ }
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+ integration: {
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+ UserService -> ProductService: share user context
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+ CartService -> ProductService: lookup prices
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+ OrderService -> PaymentService: payment webhooks
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Token Efficiency Analysis
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+ | Representation | UserService Example | Token Count |
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+ |----------------|---------------------|-------------|
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+ | Natural language | "Create a user authentication service with JWT..." | ~150 tokens |
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+ | TypeScript code | Full implementation with types, error handling | ~400 tokens |
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+ | JSON Schema | Detailed API schema | ~300 tokens |
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+ | Entity DSL (current) | `User(email:str, password:str:hashed)` | ~30 tokens |
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+ | CodeDNA-IL | Full spec with operations and constraints | ~80 tokens |
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+ **CodeDNA-IL is 5x more efficient than generated code while capturing 10x more semantic information than Entity DSL.**
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Language Hints and Target Mapping
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+ The `language_hint` and `framework_hint` attributes guide code generation:
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+ ```
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+ unit UserController {
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+ type: api
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+ framework_hint: express # Generates Express.js
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+ # OR
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+ framework_hint: fastapi # Generates FastAPI Python
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+ # OR
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+ framework_hint: hono # Generates Hono TypeScript
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ Without hints, the AI infers from project context or asks.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Implementation Roadmap
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+
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+ ### Phase 1: Parser
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+ - [ ] Define formal grammar (PEG or similar)
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+ - [ ] Build parser to AST
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+ - [ ] Validate semantic correctness
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+
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+ ### Phase 2: Code Generators
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+ - [ ] Extend existing 20+ generators to accept CodeDNA-IL
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+ - [ ] Add transform support to generators
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+ - [ ] Add compose support
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+
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+ ### Phase 3: IDE Integration
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+ - [ ] Syntax highlighting
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+ - [ ] Autocomplete
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+ - [ ] Validation
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+
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+ ### Phase 4: AI Training
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+ - [ ] Create CodeDNA-IL ↔ code pairs dataset
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+ - [ ] Fine-tune on generation tasks
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+ - [ ] Benchmark token efficiency
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Comparison with Alternatives
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+
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+ | Feature | Entity DSL | GraphQL | Prisma | CodeDNA-IL |
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+ |---------|------------|---------|--------|------------|
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+ | Data models | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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+ | Operations/behavior | ✗ | Partial | ✗ | ✓ |
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+ | Constraints | Limited | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
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+ | Transformations | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
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+ | Systems code | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
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+ | ML models | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
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+ | Infrastructure | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
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+ | Token efficient | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
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+ ---
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+ ## Conclusion
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+ CodeDNA-IL represents a fundamental shift from describing DATA to describing INTENT. By combining:
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+ 1. **Structured blocks** for clarity
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+ 2. **Natural language steps** for AI comprehension
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+ 3. **Universal type system** for any domain
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+ 4. **Transform operations** for modifications
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+ 5. **Token-minimal syntax** for efficiency
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+ We create a specification language that can handle ANY code type, not just web applications.
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+ The key insight is that AI agents don't need a programming language - they need a SEMANTIC INTENT FORMAT that clearly expresses what to build, with enough structure to be unambiguous but enough flexibility to work across all domains.
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+ ---
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+ ## Appendix: Formal Grammar (Draft)
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+ ```
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+ program = unit* | transform* | compose*
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+ unit = "unit" IDENT "{" unit_body "}"
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+ unit_body = type_decl? purpose? hints* ios* op* constraint*
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+ type_decl = "type:" UNIT_TYPE
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+ purpose = "purpose:" STRING
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+ hints = ("language_hint:" | "framework_hint:") IDENT
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+ ios = ("inputs:" | "outputs:") "(" param_list ")"
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+ param_list = param ("," param)*
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+ param = IDENT ":" type_expr modifiers?
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+ type_expr = BASE_TYPE | IDENT | type_expr "[]" | type_expr "?"
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+ modifiers = (":" MODIFIER)+
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+ op = "op" IDENT "{" op_body "}"
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+ op_body = step* return?
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+ step = "step:" TEXT
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+ return = "return:" IDENT ("," IDENT)*
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+ constraint = "constraint:" TEXT
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+ transform = "transform" "@" IDENT "{" transform_op* "}"
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+ transform_op = add_op | remove_op | rename_op | modify_op
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+ compose = "compose" IDENT "{" compose_body "}"
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+ compose_body = "units:" "[" IDENT* "]" flow* integration?
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ *This specification is ready for implementation review. Feedback welcomed.*