improve-codebase-architecture

To identify shallow modules in your codebase, you can use an architecture review process that surfaces shallow modules and their seams. This exposes architectural friction to guide refactors and produces structured HTML reports visualizing deepening opportunities.

Codebase deepening is the process of turning shallow code into deep, testable architecture by aligning modules with domain language. It improves software architecture by surfacing actionable deepening opportunities across multiple modules and seams to enhance AI-navigability.

Yes, you can generate an HTML architecture review report for your software repository. The process explores your codebase to visualize before and after deepening candidates, producing structured reports that support an iterative grilling loop for candidate selection.

You refactor codebase seams by applying an Agent-guided exploration that reads your project's domain glossary and ADRs. This exploration surfaces deepening candidates aligned with your domain vocabulary, enabling you to iteratively compare and refine architectural refactors.

This architecture review approach is designed for software repositories rich in domain vocabulary and ADR history. While it can analyze repositories without ADR history, the deepening opportunities and grilling loop assessments rely on ADR considerations to effectively compare and refine candidates.