archi-evidence-map

Architecture review evidence planning selects the right source reading and project-native checks before a review. It ensures you are prepared with necessary tools and information to verify architecture fitness efficiently.

To select tools for an architecture review, use a lightweight evidence set approach. This guides you in choosing the minimum required project documents, CI configurations, and static-analysis artifacts to ensure review efficiency.

Create an architecture review plan by mapping available evidence sources. The process generates an output plan containing a review route, identifying specific risks and outlining necessary verification steps.

Yes, you can use this for pre-review tool selection without installation. It lists available evidence from existing project documents, CI/static-analysis configurations, and artifacts already present in your environment.

The best way to prepare for architecture fitness and dependency analysis is to map your evidence sources beforehand. This ensures you have the required source reading and project-native checks ready for the review.