assessing-architecture-quality

Generate architecture review reports by structuring findings into Assessment Summary, Evidence, Architectural Problems, Impact Analysis, and Recommendations sections. Include concrete file references and assign severity ratings to each identified issue.

Evidence-based architecture critique evaluates codebase designs by providing direct assessment statements backed by concrete file references. It replaces subjective opinions with objective severity ratings and explicit operational evidence.

Structured architecture assessments apply directly to internal refactors, client project evaluations, and architecture review sessions. They scale effectively across projects of varying size and complexity for stakeholder-facing reporting.

Assign severity ratings by categorizing architectural problems into Critical, High, Medium, or Low levels. Back each rating with concrete file references and evidence to justify the assigned severity for decision-makers.

Explicit file references are required in architecture review reports to provide concrete evidence justifying direct assessment statements. This ensures stakeholder-facing reports remain objective and grounded in actual codebase reality.