structured-interview-kits

You can invoke an interrogation workflow by mapping a package alias to the canonical interrogation path, which provides a stable runtime entry point for discoverable alias-based workflow execution.

Alias-based invocation exposes a canonical package under a friendly alias, reducing discovery friction and cognitive load when calling structured workflows across development, testing, and deployment scenarios.

No dependencies are required to use the package alias wrapper, as it remains a thin wrapper that directly preserves the behavior of the canonical interrogation package.

Yes, the alias package is applicable across development, testing, and deployment scenarios, providing teams with a consistent runtime entry point for interrogation workflows across environments.

Using a package alias instead of the canonical path streamlines invocation by providing canonical metadata and a friendly alias, which reduces discovery friction and cognitive load for developers.

No, the alias wrapper does not alter behavior because it remains a thin wrapper around the canonical interrogation package, preserving the original behavior while supporting alias-based discovery.