ckecs-architecture-contract

To verify ECS invariants when refactoring fragments in Unreal Engine, validate your proposed changes against the architectural contract governing handle-gating, memory safety, and deterministic mutation ordering to prevent runtime crashes.

Architectural rules for handle usage and replication in an ECS framework define strict safety invariants for friend-gated mutations and signal binding, ensuring proper GC ownership and deterministic processor execution order across the system.

The deferred-mutation request contract in CkFoundation ECS works by enforcing a two-tier fragment system and handle-gating, ensuring mutations are safely deferred and processed in a deterministic order to maintain system-wide stability.

Yes, you can use this architectural contract to debug complex signal binding interactions by verifying if your system changes preserve the required safety invariants and proper replication application within the Unreal Engine environment.

Your ECS fragment change violates the two-tier reflection boundary because it bypasses the friend-gated mutation rules and deferred-mutation request contract, disrupting required memory safety and deterministic mutation ordering.