architecture-doc-auditor

Auditing architecture documentation involves checking it against an 188-item viewpoint-based checklist to identify severity-classified gaps, generate a GAP-INVENTORY artifact, and calculate an Architecture Health Score.

Yes, architecture auditing applies viewpoint-driven gap analysis across TOGAF, C4, arc42, and IEEE 42010 frameworks, covering contexts from system design to deployment and architectural decisions.

An Architecture Health Score is a governance metric generated by evaluating documentation against a 188-item checklist, identifying technical debt indicators and anti-patterns to guide remediation efforts.

Generating a remediation roadmap involves scanning documentation for anti-patterns and debt indicators, then producing an optional debt remediation roadmap alongside the GAP-INVENTORY and executive summary.

Yes, auditing produces executive summaries for stakeholder reporting by translating the 188-item viewpoint-based checklist results into actionable GAP-INVENTORY artifacts and health scores.

Checklist-based auditing is limited to the 188 predefined viewpoints across TOGAF, C4, arc42, and IEEE 42010, meaning it focuses on structural completeness and debt indicators rather than subjective design quality.