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Layer Diagram

This document provides a comprehensive visual representation of the ReX system’s layered architecture, showing the relationships and interfaces between the different layers of the system.

System Layers Overview

The ReX system is structured into five distinct layers, each with specific responsibilities and interfaces. The layers are organized in a hierarchical fashion, with dependencies flowing downward.

This layered approach ensures separation of concerns, making the system more maintainable, testable, and adaptable to different environments.

Detailed Layer Diagram

The following diagram provides a more detailed view of the layers, showing key components and interfaces within each layer:

Layer Interface Boundaries

The following diagram shows the primary interfaces between layers, highlighting how the system maintains clear boundaries:

Layer Responsibilities and Information Flow

This diagram illustrates how information and responsibilities flow through the system layers:

Environment-Specific Adaptations

The following diagram shows how the ReX system adapts to different runtime environments:

Practical Example: Content Read Flow

This diagram shows the practical flow of a content read operation through all layers:

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