Verifies Java architecture rules for package boundaries and dependency constraints via ArchUnit tests.
npx skills add https://github.com/LLLLimbo/Skills --skill arch-verify
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: arch-verify Source: https://github.com/LLLLimbo/Skills/tree/main/backend-development/arch-verify Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LLLLimbo/Skills --skill arch-verify
This Skill helps teams enforce Java architecture rules by applying ArchUnit checks to package boundaries, layer constraints, and dependency graphs, reducing governance drift and enabling early feedback in CI.
Add ArchUnit dependencies (archunit, archunit-junit4 or archunit-junit5) to the test classpath, write ArchUnit tests, and execute via your build tool (e.g., mvn test or gradle test).
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can enforce Java architecture rules in CI by running ArchUnit checks as unit tests to fail builds on package boundary and dependency constraint violations. This provides early feedback during refactors and governance across multiple repositories.
Verifying package boundaries and layer constraints in a Java project is done using ArchUnit to validate packages, layers, slices, cycles, and dependencies. Writing these checks as tests ensures architectural boundaries are preserved during code changes.
You need a test framework like JUnit 4, JUnit 5, or plain tests to run ArchUnit architecture checks. Add the ArchUnit dependencies to your test classpath and execute the validation via your build tool using the Maven plugin or Gradle.
You can use ArchUnit to fail a CI pipeline build by integrating architecture checks as unit tests. When package boundaries or dependency constraints are violated, the tests fail, providing immediate governance feedback and preventing bad merges.
Checking architectural constraints helps refactoring Java repositories by ensuring structural boundaries and dependency graphs are preserved. Running these checks in CI prevents accidental governance drift when modifying code across multiple repositories.
ArchUnit can validate package boundaries, layer constraints, slices, cycles, and dependency graphs for Java governance. These checks are executed as unit tests to enforce proper architectural rules and prevent dependency violations.
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