For years, senior devs preached splitting a 40-line function into five microscopic, single-responsibility files across different directories to keep things "clean."
But in 2026, when an AI agent reads that code to map out a data flow, it fractures its context window jumping across scopes and directories. Are we actually tanking our automated development workflows by trying to be too clever with structural isolation? At what point does high abstraction stop serving the project and start confusing the tools that help us ship?
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