Which Exa architecture variants are supported?

The skill supports three specific variants: Monolith (for MVPs), Service Layer (for growing startups), and Microservices (for enterprise-scale applications).

How do I determine which blueprint to use?

The skill provides a decision matrix based on team size (1 to 20+), Daily Active Users (under 10K to over 100K), and required failure isolation levels.

Can I upgrade my architecture later?

The skill includes specific migration paths to help you transition from a Monolith to a Service Layer or from a Service Layer to a full Microservice architecture.

Does this skill provide actual code examples?

Yes, it includes TypeScript implementation patterns for direct route handlers, service abstractions with Redis caching, and event-driven domain isolation.

What tools are required to use this skill?

This skill primarily uses Read and Grep tools to analyze your current environment and suggest the best architectural fit.

Exa Architecture Variants

Name: Exa Architecture Variants
Author: jeremylongshore

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Desarrollo de API

Implements validated architectural blueprints for Exa integrations ranging from simple MVPs to enterprise-grade microservices.

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This skill provides developers with three proven architectural patterns—Monolith, Service Layer, and Microservice—specifically optimized for Exa integrations. It helps teams avoid over-engineering or performance bottlenecks by offering a structured decision matrix based on team size, daily active users (DAU), and SLA requirements. Each variant includes detailed directory layouts, TypeScript code patterns, and specific implementation strategies for caching, error handling, and asynchronous processing, ensuring your Exa-powered application scales smoothly from prototype to production.

Características Principales

Data-driven decision matrix for choosing the right architecture scale
Documented migration paths for scaling infrastructure as traffic grows
TypeScript code patterns for both synchronous and event-driven integrations
1,206 GitHub stars
Standardized project directory structures for each architectural variant
Validated blueprints for Monolith, Service Layer, and Microservice scales

Casos de Uso

Designing high-scale, event-driven microservices for enterprise Exa implementations
Bootstrapping a new Exa-integrated application with the correct project structure
Refactoring a monolithic integration into a more resilient service-oriented layer

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