clean-architecture-review

To detect boundary violations and dependency issues in your codebase, run an architecture review targeting the modified files. It analyzes layer responsibilities, identifies coupling risks from misplaced concerns, and suggests minimal interventions to keep the solution local and maintainable.

Auditing code for clean architecture alignment involves analyzing layer responsibilities and dependency direction across modules. The review detects coupling risks and boundary violations, returning concrete improvements with minimal intervention to ensure the solution remains local and maintainable.

This architecture review tool applies specifically to project codebases with layered architectures. It targets boundary correctness, dependency direction, and maintainability across modules, identifying layer responsibilities and coupling risks to return concrete improvement recommendations.

To identify correct layer assignment for business logic during refactoring, run an architecture review that analyzes layer responsibilities and detects misplaced concerns. It identifies coupling risks and returns concrete recommendations to ensure logic resides in the appropriate layer.

Coupling risks and boundary violations occur when logic is assigned to incorrect layers or dependencies point in the wrong direction. An architecture review identifies these misplaced concerns and suggests minimal interventions to maintain stable dependencies and correct boundaries.

Yes, you need to name the relevant layers before running an architecture review. This allows the review to accurately assess boundary correctness, dependency direction, and layer responsibilities across your project codebase, ensuring clean architecture compliance.