clean-architecture-review

Detect clean architecture boundary violations by mapping changed PR files to layers and inspecting imports to flag coupling, layer leakage, or misplaced business logic. The review outputs documented audit results for your architecture constraints.

Layer leakage in clean architecture occurs when inner layers depend on outer layers or carry mapping-style payloads. A code review identifies these boundary violations by inspecting file imports and dependencies to prevent duplicated logic and weak contracts.

Yes, you can audit dependency analysis for refactor plans across both bot and desktop app paths. The review maps files to layers while preserving execution contexts for each flow to identify coupling and boundary violations accurately.

Separate critical boundary violations from minor improvements during a refactor review by categorizing issues found in dependency analysis. The audit distinguishes severe layer leakage and coupling from weak contracts or lingering compatibility layers.

The best way to map files to layers for clean architecture compliance is through a structured review process with clear ownership mapping. This approach inspects imports and dependencies to document audit outputs satisfying architecture constraints.

Boundary violations after a refactor often stem from lingering mapping-style payloads or compatibility layers creating hidden coupling. Reviewing file imports and dependencies across bot and desktop paths reveals these remaining layer leakage issues.