That’s actually a neat idea – Act I feels like the module’s bootstrap, where you set up the state and declare the interfaces. Act II is the bulk of the logic, the conflict and the heavy lifting. Act III wraps up, cleans up resources, and returns the final result. It makes the flow of a module feel like a story, which can help teammates see the big picture, though I’m still hunting for the exact boundaries that keep it tidy.

Yeah, a quick sketch does the trick – a few boxes for init, main logic, and teardown. Then I tweak the borders until each part feels like a clean scene. Keeps the drama tight and the code readable.

Thanks, glad it clicks. I’ll keep tightening the scenes. Good teamwork makes the story shine.

Happy to hear it, keep the scenes tight and the flow smooth—teamwork’s the best plot twist.