Behavior Graph
summary
Introduces Behavior Graph, a small (<1500 LOC, no deps) state-management/architecture library (ported to JS/TS and other languages) that centers on explicit dependency relationships between “behaviors” — small blocks of code plus their dependencies — to control execution order in complex user-facing apps and control systems. Shows the library’s primary abstractions with a simple code example, explains how those pieces form an overall architecture, briefly compares it to Redux/MobX/Rx/XState, and outlines current status and roadmap.
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