improve-codebase-architecture

To improve codebase architecture, you can identify shallow modules by scanning the codebase to detect components lacking sufficient depth, then applying suggested refactorings to increase their depth and overall structural integrity.

The best way to visualize refactoring opportunities is by generating a visual HTML report that includes before and after diagrams, clearly illustrating how suggested architectural changes increase module depth.

Deepening architecture improves testability by restructuring shallow modules into deeper components with well-defined interfaces, making the codebase logic significantly easier to isolate, navigate, and test effectively.

Yes, you can prioritize codebase refactors for large projects by using the generated report's top recommendation section, which highlights and ranks the most impactful architectural improvements to streamline maintainability.

Yes, you need domain-specific knowledge and an understanding of codebase architecture to accurately evaluate suggested refactorings, as effective module deepening relies heavily on the specific business logic and structural context.