Like coordination points, it’s typically more effective to tightly constrain where (and for whom) the complexity exists than to try and eliminate it.
“This is something I think about constantly. Once you get the feel for it, you can start thinking intentionally about how you want to push around complexity, where it ought to live.
That's much more liberating than thinking only about eliminating it.”
https://notes.billmill.org/link_blog/2024/11/Complex_for_Whom_.html