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Identify architectural friction by exploring module boundaries and coupling within your codebase to surface opportunities to deepen shallow modules, which directly improves testability and AI-navigability.

A shallow module in software architecture has poor boundary separation and high coupling, which creates friction and reduces testability; deepening these modules involves isolating logic to make components easier to test independently.

Generate an RFC-ready proposal for refactoring module boundaries by framing the problem space of a chosen deepening candidate, providing rationale, and detailing the expected impact on testability and coupling for governance review.

Yes, you can analyze module coupling and testability across different programming languages, because the architectural analysis focuses on universal module boundaries and friction points rather than language-specific syntax.

The best way to start a codebase exploration session is to initiate an Agent tool analysis to automatically surface architectural friction points and present deepening opportunities with their rationale and testability impact.