architecture-consistency-enforcer

To detect architectural drift during a design review, submit your proposal to compare new designs against established patterns. The skill identifies deviations in data flow, error handling, and component organization to prevent accumulating technical debt.

Architectural consistency ensures alignment in data flow and component organization across designs. It is enforced by comparing new structural proposals against established patterns, flagging deviations, and providing actionable feedback to guide compliant refactors.

Yes, you can use this skill to analyze data flow and error handling patterns during structural refactors. It reviews your proposed changes against existing project standards and returns a drift report to guide compliant refactoring.

The best way to prevent pattern deviations in architecture proposals is to submit them for automated review before implementation. This process compares the design against established patterns and provides references to guide your changes toward project standards.

Yes, you need established architecture patterns to get a useful drift report. The skill identifies deviations by comparing new design proposals and refactors against your existing project standards for code organization and data flow.