architecture-boundary-enforcer

Enforce architecture boundaries in TypeScript by configuring dependency-cruiser and ESLint rules to validate allowed and forbidden dependencies. This Skill generates mechanical checks and documentation scripts to ensure your codebase structure adheres to defined constraints.

Yes, you can enforce dependency rules in a Python codebase using import-linter. This Skill configures custom scripts and import-linter constraints to validate architectural compliance and prevent unauthorized cross-boundary dependencies.

Document codebase architecture by defining allowed dependencies and cross-cutting utility patterns, then generating boundary documentation mechanically. This Skill automates validation and produces architecture docs to maintain consistent code structure.

Run the check-boundaries script to validate your current codebase structure against defined architecture boundaries. This mechanical check analyzes your source code and dependency configurations to identify structural violations.

Yes, architecture boundary enforcement works with both JavaScript and Python. The Skill utilizes TypeScript tools like dependency-cruiser and ESLint alongside Python tools like import-linter to apply dependency constraints across multi-language codebases.