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-Infrastructure-agnostic building blocks for CQRS/ES, inspired by Lokad.CQRS.
+Building blocks for CQRS/ES, inspired by Lokad.CQRS.
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 ## Features
 
 CQRS and Event Sourcing are simple in a single process ([example](examples/user-domain-framework-free/index.ts)), but a minefield in the cloud.
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 node-cqrs handles the "boring but hard" distributed plumbing - concurrency, message delivery, projections, and rehydration - so you can focus on your domain logic.
 
 - **Reliable Consistency**: Per-aggregate FIFO handling and conflict-safe writes with optimistic concurrency.
 - **Resilient Projections**: Restart-safe views with checkpoints, readiness gates, and locking.
 - **Fast Rehydration**: Automatic snapshotting and selective event restores.
 - **Distributed Sagas**: Built-in event correlation and origin propagation for complex workflows.
 - **Smart Pipelines**: Pluggable dispatching with back-pressure and concurrency limits.
-- **Pluggable by Design**: Thin interfaces on every component - swap any piece, from message buses to event storage, without touching your domain code.
+- **Pluggable by Design**: Thin interfaces on every component - swap any piece, without patching the library or your domain code.
 
-The heavy lifting for common stacks is done, so you can mix and match sub-modules to fit your environment:
+The core is infrastructure-agnostic, but the heavy lifting for common stacks is done, so you can mix and match sub-modules to fit your environment:
 
 - `node-cqrs/sqlite` – Embedded per-process event storage and/or views.
 - `node-cqrs/mongodb` – Distributed event storage and persistent projection views for multi-process deployments.