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Architectural consistency is maintained by using a central source of truth that codifies governance rules and synchronization protocols. This reference ensures coherence between backend and frontend components during modifications and refactoring.

A single source of truth for extension architecture is a central map defining governance rules and interaction protocols. It guides development by establishing a living subsystem index and orchestration rules that developers align with before implementing changes.

Coordinate IPC and synchronization changes by applying an authoritative architectural map to your tasks. This map defines interaction protocols and mandates timely updates when systems change, ensuring all subsystem modifications remain coherent.

Yes, you can use a governance reference to debug frontend and backend integration issues. It serves as a safety net that codifies interaction protocols and subsystem indexes, helping identify coherence breakdowns during synchronization.

You need to update the architectural source of truth whenever systems change during refactoring. The governance rules mandate timely updates to the living subsystem index to ensure all developers reference the current, accurate extension architecture.

A central architecture map prevents synchronization errors by codifying interaction protocols across subsystems. It acts as a safety net during development, ensuring backend and frontend integration remains coherent when modifications are applied.