improve-codebase-architecture

To identify architectural friction, a codebase scan detects shallow modules and structural issues. It evaluates your project's domain model and design vocabulary to surface deepening opportunities. The results are presented in a visual HTML report containing diagrams and actionable recommendations.

A deepening opportunity is a proposed architectural improvement targeting structural friction to enhance module depth. The scan identifies these opportunities during a codebase review and enables detailed exploration through a grilling loop within the generated visual report.

Yes, you can generate a visual HTML report for codebase architecture reviews. The report includes diagrams and specific refactoring recommendations, helping you visualize architectural friction and proposed deepening opportunities within your project.

Yes, an architecture review requires an understanding of the project's domain model and design vocabulary. This context is necessary to accurately identify architectural friction and propose relevant deepening opportunities during the codebase scanning process.

The best way to explore proposed refactoring opportunities is by using the grilling loop feature. After scanning the codebase, this feature provides detailed exploration of selected deepening opportunities directly within the generated visual HTML report.

A limitation of automated codebase architecture reviews is the dependency on the project's domain model and design vocabulary. Without accurate domain context, the identification of architectural friction and the quality of proposed deepening opportunities may be limited.