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Catalyst Signals — event-driven architecture platform for near-instantaneous communication between decoupled applications. Supports Zoho publishers, Catalyst publishers, custom publishers, webhooks, functions, circuits, event filtering, transformation, batch/scheduled dispatch, and retry policies. Trigger on 'Signals', 'event bus', 'publisher', 'event-driven', 'webhook target', 'dispatch policy', 'event transformation', 'rule filter', or 'event ordering'. Console-only service — no SDK or programmatic API.
Build 3D browser games with Three.js using event-driven modular architecture. Use when creating a new 3D game, adding 3D game features, setting up Three.js scenes, or working on any Three.js game project.
Implements CQRS with event sourcing on the iii engine. Use when building command/query separation, event-sourced systems, or fan-out architectures where commands publish domain events and multiple read model projections subscribe independently.
Event-driven architecture patterns including message queues, pub/sub, event sourcing, CQRS, and sagas. Use for async messaging, distributed transactions, event stores, domain/integration events, data streaming, choreography/orchestration, or integrating with Kafka, RabbitMQ, Pulsar, SQS/SNS, or NATS.
Architecture patterns and best practices for giving AI agents email capabilities. Use when designing how agents send, receive, and manage email conversations, building two-way communication loops, implementing human-in-the-loop approval with drafts, choosing between WebSockets and webhooks, setting up multi-agent email topologies, handling OTP and verification flows, or securing agent email against prompt injection.
Curated guide for implementing design patterns, architecture decisions, and verified design rules in software projects
Expert in designing asynchronous, decoupled systems using Event-Driven Architecture (EDA). Specializes in AsyncAPI, Event Mesh, and CloudEvents standards. Use when designing event-driven systems, implementing message queues, or building asynchronous microservices.