architect-review

Audit repository alignment with canonical doctrine and boundary rules.

Updated Aug 27, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/Deadpool042/Creatyss --skill architect-review-deadpool042

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Skill: architect-review
Source: https://github.com/Deadpool042/Creatyss/tree/main/.agents/skills/architect-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Deadpool042/Creatyss --skill architect-review-deadpool042

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Audit architectural alignment between canonical doctrine and the actual repository to identify misalignments and clearly define boundaries for work packages.

Core Features & Use Cases

Boundary validation: verify that the repo structure, modules, and services reflect the doctrine and domain boundaries.
Lot framing: define and validate the scope of a development lot against architectural rules.
Gap analysis: detect drift between doctrine and the live codebase and documentation to guide targeted improvements.

Quick Start

Audit the current repo's architecture alignment against the canonical doctrine and report findings

Frequently Asked Questions about architect-review

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I audit architectural alignment between my codebase and doctrine?▼

To audit architectural alignment, validate the repository structure, modules, and services against canonical doctrine to identify boundary violations and misalignments across code and documentation.

What is a development lot in architectural boundary validation?▼

A development lot is a scoped work package validated against architectural rules to define execution boundaries, ensuring targeted improvements without triggering broad refactors across the repository.

How do I detect architecture drift between canonical doctrine and live code?▼

Detect architecture drift by performing a gap analysis that compares canonical doctrine against the live codebase and documentation, pinpointing misalignments to guide targeted conformance improvements.

Can I use an architecture review to avoid broad refactors?▼

Yes, an architecture review applies to scoped lots and execution boundaries to validate conformance, specifically avoiding broad refactors by focusing on targeted misalignments and boundary violations.

Does architecture audit work with both code and documentation?▼

Yes, architecture audit checks consistency with canonical doctrine across both code and docs, validating repo structure and domain boundaries to report drift and conformance findings.

When do I need to validate repo structure for domain boundaries?▼

Validate repo structure for domain boundaries when defining a development lot, ensuring that modules and services reflect canonical doctrine and execution boundaries before implementing targeted improvements.