architecture_compliance_review

Architecture compliance review identifies violations of architectural boundaries and dependency rules across your codebase. It checks module layering against ADRs to detect architectural drift and produces a structured findings report with remediation guidance.

Detect dependency rule violations in Node.js Express layered architectures by reviewing interactions across Routes, Controllers, Services, Repos, and Models. The review identifies boundary breaches and outputs actionable findings with specific remediation suggestions for your codebase.

Yes, static analysis can enforce ADRs across frontend-backend boundaries. The review examines module interactions where layers intersect, identifying architectural violations and producing detailed findings with guidance to correct the boundary breaches.

Preventing architectural drift involves checking module boundaries and layering against defined ADRs. Running a compliance review detects violations across layers and produces actionable findings with remediation suggestions to correct governance deviations.

Yes, you need existing ADRs and codebase access to run an architecture compliance review. The review compares your code structure and module dependencies against these architecture decision records to identify and report violations accurately.

Architecture compliance review applies primarily to Node.js Express-style layered architectures and frontend-backend boundaries. Codebases lacking clear module separation may yield limited findings, as the review depends on detecting interactions between defined layers like Controllers and Services.