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TDK CLI Core is the command-line tool at the centre of TDK. It describes each service of an application in a small service.json file, generates the local runtime files from those descriptions, and…
- Each service is defined in a service.json file, specifying runtime, port, and dependencies.
- TDK CLI Core performs a self-check before starting the stack, flagging any manual edits for review.