architecture

System design reviews assess architectural boundaries and event-driven patterns to surface risks. The Guild's multi-agent framework applies orthogonal perspectives from Masters and Specialists to validate trade-offs in distributed systems and hexagonal architectures.

Reviewing hexagonal architecture fit involves checking for clean boundaries and domain separation in your microservices platform. A multi-agent evaluation framework surfaces questions about data ownership, event design, and resilience to produce actionable validation criteria for final decisions.

Scaffolding new services with multi-agent coordination requires defining domain boundaries and asynchronous patterns. The Guild framework brings Specialist perspectives to assess event design and service interactions, yielding actionable architectural criteria for final decisions.

Architecture review for event-driven patterns evaluates asynchronous communication flows and boundary definitions. The Guild's multi-agent reasoning applies Ixian validation criteria to check event design, resilience, and coordination across distributed system domains.

Use a multi-agent framework for system design evaluation when your architecture involves complex trade-offs across distributed domains, event-driven patterns, or hexagonal boundaries. It surfaces orthogonal perspectives from Masters and Specialists that standard reviews might miss, producing actionable validation criteria.