Detect architectural drift in code modules using git history and metrics.
npx skills add https://github.com/mbwsims/claude-universe --skill drift-mbwsims
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: drift Source: https://github.com/mbwsims/claude-universe/tree/main/skills/drift Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mbwsims/claude-universe --skill drift-mbwsims
Teams often cannot see how modules evolve over time, leading to hidden scope creep, layer violations, and purpose shifts that degrade maintainability.
Ask the drift skill to analyze the module src/utils/logger.ts for architectural drift.
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To detect architectural drift, you can analyze a module's original and current state using git history, export/import counts, and line metrics to quantify changes and classify drift types like scope creep or layer violations.
Architectural drift occurs when modules evolve over time with hidden scope creep, layer violations, or purpose shifts, which degrades maintainability. It is detected by comparing a module's original and current versions to classify the drift type.
Yes, you can analyze git history to compare original and current module versions, using export/import analysis and line count metrics to classify drift types such as god modules, layer violations, and purpose shifts.
You generate a drift assessment report by analyzing a specified module, like src/utils/logger.ts, to compare its original and current state, identifying key commits and providing actionable recommendations for architectural drift.
Yes, drift analysis applies to any codebase file or directory where scope creep, layer violations, or purpose shifts may have occurred, using git history and line count metrics to quantify the changes.
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