Each program building it's own bespoke core models is endemic to programming. Sometimes we get as refined as "everything is a protobuf" or everything is defined

Each program building it's own bespoke core models is endemic to programming. Sometimes we get as refined as "everything is a protobuf" or everything is defined in zod. But then we still have our informal ad-hoc object management or passing systems. Unless there's some inversion of control/dependency injection system normalizing this too. Yes sirree, would be nice having some powerful capable context type things in languages. Kubernetes is somewhat distinct in how it normalizes what a broad range of infrastructure objects or intents. Context is a collection of state, and those common ways of dealing with state are the missing practice, be that at a programming language level or other systems level.