Status: IN
FTL2's universal module system supports multiple addressing patterns (dot-access, bracket notation, FQCN chains, host-scoped proxy) that resolve to modules executable through either native in-process or Ansible-compatible bundled modes. These modules can benefit from FTL2's three-tier optimization stack (in-process native execution, gate-cached remote delivery, default parallel host targeting), though the antecedents do not establish that all addressing patterns achieve identical performance characteristics across all tiers.