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As a project moves from a weekend hackathon to a production system, the invisible cost of "good enough" code compounds rapidly. We often mistake velocity for progress, shipping features that rely on fragile, undocumented logic. To maintain quality at scale, you must treat consistency not as a stylistic preference, but as a critical architectural component. Without it, your codebase becomes a brittle house of cards where a change in one module triggers cascading failures elsewhere. The Entropy of Scale Consistency as a Safety Net When a codebase is small, developers can intuitively track logic across files. However, as complexity grows,...