Not unless you own and run the business, I suspect. You probably buy yourself a much higher absolute threshold of complexity you can comfortably handle in the codebase, but it's not exactly like software developers are known to take kindly to being handed an Anki deck of design decisions, critical functions, etc. and being told "please run this deck for 3 weeks and then we'll get started".
I suspect it's much more common that codebases evolve towards requiring this nonlocal reasoning over time than being intentionally designed with it in mind.
I suspect it's much more common that codebases evolve towards requiring this nonlocal reasoning over time than being intentionally designed with it in mind.