Boundaries: Where the Hive Ends and the Field Begins

Placeholder prose. The hive wall is not decoration; it decides what gets in, in what form, and who checks. The opening section sets up the analogy and states the idea in one sentence.

Second paragraph of placeholder body copy. It names what happens when a boundary is documented but not enforced.

The boundary that only exists in the README

Placeholder lead-in to the code sample below.

{
  "forbidden": [
    {
      "name": "no-core-to-infra",
      "from": { "path": "^src/core" },
      "to": { "path": "^src/infra" }
    }
  ]
}

Architecture is mostly the decision about what is allowed to know what.

Enforced, or imaginary

Closing placeholder paragraph. It restates the rule, concedes the pragmatic exception, and hands off to the next article.