kentcdodds/kody
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%% kody — high-level architecture (DRAFT, refine me)
n0["(root) · 9 files"]
n1["e2e · 12 files"]
n2["packages/backup-control-plane · 44 files"]
n3["packages/highlight-worker · 6 files"]
n4["packages/jobs-worker · 12 files"]
n5["packages/mock-servers · 3 files"]
n6["packages/nx-cache · 12 files"]
n7["packages/shared · shared code · 69 files"]
n8["packages/status · 26 files"]
n9["packages/worker · 2091 files"]
n10["tools · tool implementations · 126 files"]
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class n7,n10 shared
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