architecture-evaluation-framework

SOLID analysis evaluates adherence to five design principles—Single Responsibility, Open/Closed, Liskov Substitution, Interface Segregation, and Dependency Inversion—by examining coupling, cohesion, and dependency patterns. This Skill automatically identifies violations across multi-language codebases and reports refactoring priorities.

Yes, pattern and anti-pattern detection identifies layered, microservices, and monolithic structures, then flags issues such as circular dependencies, God objects, and tightly-coupled components. The Skill uses AST-based analysis and dependency graph construction to pinpoint these problems.

C4 model generation automatically produces hierarchical Context, Container, and Component diagrams from your codebase structure. This Skill creates both visual documentation and Markdown or JSON exports, eliminating manual diagram maintenance and ensuring architecture documentation stays current.

Metric computation measures coupling, cohesion, and quality attributes across your architecture to quantify technical debt. The Skill generates ATAM-style evaluations and reports highlighting which modules or services contribute most to debt and refactoring impact.

Yes, the Skill applies to both monoliths and microservices, supporting architecture risk assessment for either pattern. It analyzes multi-language codebases to evaluate dependency structures, scaling readiness, and service boundaries specific to each architectural style.

Reports are generated in Markdown or JSON, enabling integration with documentation systems and automated workflows. Outputs include dependency graphs, SOLID violation summaries, coupling metrics, and C4 diagrams for comprehensive architecture communication.