When Not to Use Livon
LIVON is strongest when integration points and event flow are core concerns.
It is not the best default for every project.
Cases where LIVON is usually not a fit
- Very simple CRUD systems with stable request/response shape and low boundary complexity.
- Static content websites without runtime schema exchange.
- Architectures without centralized schema governance ownership.
- Systems that are not event-driven and do not need publish/subscription interface symmetry.
Decision guideline
Use LIVON when you need deterministic checks across:
- transport input
- runtime execution
- publish/subscription payloads
- generated client API schemas
If these integration points are not a meaningful risk or coordination surface, a simpler stack may be preferable.