architecture-audit

Detect circular dependencies in a Go codebase by running a systematic architecture audit that analyzes import graphs to identify structural issues. This allows you to proactively map dependency cycles and guide refactoring efforts before they escalate.

A codebase architecture audit is a systemic review that detects structural issues like fat interfaces and cross-layer violations. You need this health check before major releases or during refactors to identify spec drift and architectural decay.

The best way to check for spec drift before a release is to perform a SPECS alignment phase within a multi-phase architecture audit. This systematically compares your codebase implementation against specifications to detect deviations and ensure consistency.

Yes, you can audit interface health and abstraction consistency in a large Go project by applying a systematic review methodology. This detects interface bloat and cross-layer violations, enabling proactive health maintenance and architectural governance.

Run a code quality baseline assessment by initiating an architecture audit workflow that establishes a quantitative metrics baseline. This generates a comprehensive health report covering code quality, dependencies, and pattern consistency for your repository.

A seven-phase architecture audit identifies cross-layer violations by systematically analyzing dependency structures, interface health, and pattern consistency. This detects boundary breaches across modules to guide refactors and enforce architectural governance.