Why msgFlux Exists
I started msgFlux because I wanted an abstraction for AI systems that keeps code concise, easy to understand, and explicit about what it is doing.
The wrong abstraction gets expensive very quickly. Hide too much, and it becomes hard to see how data moves through the system. Expose too much, and every pipeline turns into prompts, wrappers, and glue code. I wanted something in between: a structure that helps organize the system without hiding it.