analyze-module-depth

To identify shallow modules for refactoring, you can analyze module depth across your codebase to surface opportunities that turn shallow modules into deep ones, improving architecture and testability.

A shallow module in software architecture is a component with a low depth ratio, offering limited abstraction. Analyzing module depth helps identify these structures to recommend refactoring opportunities that improve testability and AI-navigability.

Analyze codebase architecture by running a module depth assessment grounded in your project's domain glossary and Architecture Decision Records. This grounds the refactoring recommendations in your actual domain model constraints and decisions.

Yes, you can run module depth analysis on a specific module instead of the entire codebase. The flexible scope allows targeting individual components or running a comprehensive architecture analysis across the whole project.

You need access to the codebase and an understanding of your domain model and ADRs to accurately find refactoring opportunities. This context grounds the module depth analysis and ensures refactoring recommendations align with architectural decisions.

The best way to improve testability and AI-navigability is to analyze module depth and refactor shallow modules into deep ones. This approach leverages your domain model to recommend targeted architectural improvements.