decoupling

Definition

Splitting a system into independent pieces so you can change one without rewriting the others.

An architectural pattern where components communicate only through stable interfaces; in Forge, the separation of model generation, agent harness, and training engine through standardized boundaries.

Also called: decoupled

Mentioned in 5 episodes

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   Why Parallel Sampling Plateaus, And What Evidence Graphs Do Instead
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