aidd-structure

You can enforce layered architecture and interdependency rules by invoking the `/aidd-structure` command. It ensures each code layer depends only on the layers below it, maintaining strict source code structuring and predictability.

The best way to maintain code maintainability is to apply strict source code layering and interdependency rules. Defining a strict hierarchy during project setup prevents unauthorized interdependencies and keeps code predictable.

Yes, you can use it to review existing code for potential dependency issues. By checking folder creation, file movement, and import additions against specified layer hierarchy rules, it identifies structural violations in your current software development projects.

You prevent circular interdependencies by enforcing strict source code layering during import addition. Applying interdependency rules ensures new imports only reference approved lower layers, blocking circular dependencies before they are introduced into the codebase.

Yes, you need to define a specified layer hierarchy before using it. The mechanism enforces adherence to your predefined layer hierarchy and dependency rules to maintain code maintainability and predictability.