Introduction to Kiwi DI Kiwi DI ( Kiwify.Kiwi.DependencyInjection ) is an attribute-driven dependency injection framework for .NET. It moves service registration from startup code to the classes themselves, enabling config-driven activation, generic expansion, and declarative construction - all with a single AddKiwiServices call. The Problem Kiwi DI Solves Standard .NET DI registration works well at small scale. Five services, ten calls to AddScoped and AddSingleton , one startup entry point - manageable. But as an application grows, that startup code grows with it. At fifty services it is a maintenance problem. At one hundred, it is a liability. The deeper issue is not the line count. It is the disconnection . A class exists in one file. Its DI registration exists in another. To understand how a class is wired-its lifetime, conditions, and interfaces-you have to look in multiple places. To add a feature flag that controls whether a service is active, you edit both the service and the startup code.…