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IMO it's a bit like talking about a "Facade Framework".

Using facades to encapsulate multiple complex objects behind a simpler interface may be an important of your overall design, but even if you use them it a lot you probably don't need (or want) to build a "Facade Framework" that lets you instantly define new ones with a few lines of meta-code.

Any code you make for reuse by other people is going to contain something more in order to have value to them. For example, "A Facade library for dealing with various cloud services".

Relating it back to CRQS, compare "CQRS Framework" to "A CQRS framework for command-line applications" or "A CQRS framework for websites". The CQRS-ness is a quality that can't stand just on its own.