architect-advisor

A clean architecture design review evaluates your software project against hexagonal architecture, Domain-Driven Design, and Beck's rules to ensure robust modularity and clear dependency boundaries. It applies a structured workflow with a quality checklist to flag anti-patterns.

Hexagonal architecture is a structural pattern that isolates core domain logic from external frameworks by defining explicit dependency rules and ports. It ensures zero-framework domain independence, keeping your business logic completely decoupled from infrastructure.

Applying Beck's rules to architecture involves checking if the code dependencies point toward abstractions, ensuring zero-framework domain independence and explicit dependency boundaries. This structured review workflow identifies anti-patterns that threaten scalable systems.

You need Domain-Driven Design when building scalable systems that require strict modularity and zero-framework domain independence. It provides expert guidance for robust software projects by isolating business logic and establishing clear dependency boundaries.

Yes, the architecture advisor supports dependency inversion by enforcing explicit dependency rules and hexagonal architecture patterns. It ensures zero-framework domain independence through a structured review workflow and a quality checklist that flags anti-patterns.

Common anti-patterns to flag during a design review include framework dependencies leaking into the domain and reversed dependency boundaries. The review uses a quality checklist and Beck's rules to identify these violations against hexagonal architecture and DDD principles.