go-architecture-review

Go project architecture review detects circular imports and inward-dependency violations by enforcing domain core isolation and advising consumer-side interface definitions. This remediates tangled package dependencies and leaky abstractions to make codebases easier to scale.

The standard package layout for a Go service uses a cmd/internal/pkg structure to enforce separation of concerns. This layout assigns cohesive responsibilities to packages, isolates the domain core, and ensures dependencies flow inward toward domain logic.

Stop hidden initialization side effects by making main your composition root and avoiding init side effects. Enforce explicit constructors and dependency injection patterns to wire components, ensuring clear and predictable module initialization.

Yes, you can evaluate a Go monolith for modularization by reviewing its architecture. The review checks layering, module boundaries, and package cohesion to provide a prioritized remediation plan for safely refactoring the codebase into modules.

Review pull requests for architectural regressions by checking dependency direction, domain isolation, and package structure. Verify that changes maintain thin composition root wiring and avoid introducing leaky abstractions or init side effects.