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My trigger is hitting governor limits on bulk insert. What's wrong?
Classic bulk issue — you're likely doing DML or SOQL inside a loop.

Move your query outside:
Map<Id,Account> accMap = new Map<Id,Account>([SELECT Id FROM Account WHERE ...]);

Then loop over Trigger.new and reference the map. This keeps you within the 100 SOQL / 150 DML limits.
Can you show me the full handler pattern?
Of course — here's a TriggerHandler architecture with a dispatcher, handler interface, and bulk-safe implementation. Want Apex or a Flow alternative?
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