commandspecific
commandspecific is a term used in computing to describe an approach or component that is tailored to a single command within a system. Used as an adjective, it denotes behavior, data structures, or workflows that apply to one command rather than dozens of commands generically.
In software design, a commandspecific pattern involves per-command handlers or modules. Each recognized command is parsed,
In security, commandspecific permissions restrict users or processes to a subset of commands, reducing risk by
Applications include command-line interfaces where each command has a distinct handler, automation frameworks that execute per-command
Implementation considerations include the use of a registry or command bus to map commands to handlers, consistent
Related concepts include the command pattern, per-command plugins, and access control models that operate at the