docs(backend): autonomous architectural standardization for backend#38
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- Enforced strict YAML frontmatter metadata format (technology, domain, level: Senior/Architect, version, tags, ai_role, last_updated) in all files. - Enforced 4-step instruction block cycle (❌ Bad Practice,⚠️ Problem, ✅ Best Practice, 🚀 Solution) across all backend tutorials. - Replaced ambiguous [Analysis of the risks] statements with substantive technical risk analysis. Co-authored-by: beginwebdev2002 <102213457+beginwebdev2002@users.noreply.github.com>
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As the Backend Architectural Enforcer, I audited the backend knowledge graph to ensure strict deterministic formatting suitable for AI agents and vibe coding. I enforced the required YAML frontmatter structure, stripped non-compliant tags, standardized the four-step markdown instructional architecture, and replaced empty problem placeholders with detailed technical consequence explanations.
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