improve-codebase-architecture

A shallow module in codebase architecture has a complex interface relative to its functionality. You can identify shallow modules by analyzing the codebase for modules where the interface complexity outweighs the hidden implementation details.

To refactor shallow modules and improve codebase testability, you propose deepening the modules by simplifying their interfaces and moving complexity into the implementation. This process enhances both testability and AI navigability.

Yes, you can generate an architectural review report for your codebase. The report is output as a comprehensive HTML file showcasing dependency visualization through Mermaid diagrams and suggestions for architectural improvement.

Yes, the codebase refactoring guidance is informed by existing domain glossaries and architectural decisions. It engages in an interactive loop to walk you through proposed changes while considering dependencies and implementation constraints.

The best way to visualize codebase dependencies during an architectural review is using Mermaid diagrams. These diagrams are generated within an HTML report to map module relationships and guide refactoring efforts.

Automated refactoring proposals for codebase architecture are limited by the need for interactive guidance. You must manually walk through proposed changes, considering specific dependencies, constraints, and implementation details before applying them.