audit-architecture

To audit backend architecture for encapsulation breaches and compliance issues, this Skill applies Python scripts to analyze code, verify invariants, and visualize findings using Mermaid diagrams.

Architectural drift occurs when code deviates from documented design invariants. You identify it by performing a subsystem deep-read and cross-cutting analysis to detect structural anomalies and encapsulation breaches.

Yes, you can run the architecture audit on a specific subsystem by providing the subsystem identifier as an argument, allowing you to target the analysis and skip unrelated project modules.

Yes, you need Python to perform this architecture analysis, as the audit relies on Python libraries like pyyaml, ast, and subprocess to parse code and verify architectural invariants.

To visualize architectural hotspots and risk areas, the audit tool generates Mermaid diagrams that map subsystem health, highlight cross-cutting concerns, and consolidate findings into a clear overview.

Yes, you can skip specific phases during a backend compliance audit by using the skip-phase flag, allowing you to bypass steps like the healthcheck and focus directly on hotspot mapping or subsystem deep-reads.