improve-codebase-architecture

To identify unclear module boundaries, perform a structural analysis that maps subsystems and responsibilities. This architectural audit detects fragmentation where single concepts span many files, generating actionable improvement findings to guide targeted refactors.

The best way to refactor a codebase to improve testability is to generate prioritized findings from a read-only architectural audit. These findings propose targeted extractions and modularization to streamline structure without modifying source code.

Yes, you can run an architecture audit without modifying source code. The analysis operates as a safe, read-only assessment that evaluates structure and proposes targeted improvements without altering your files.

Codebase architecture analysis works effectively for mid-to-large projects with brittle tests. It detects unclear module boundaries and fragmentation, providing targeted extraction recommendations to improve testability and developer navigation.

Architectural fragmentation slows onboarding new engineers by scattering single concepts across many small files with unclear boundaries. Structural analysis maps these responsibilities to generate actionable improvements for faster navigation.

You need targeted extractions for codebase modularization when structural analysis reveals fragmentation and brittle tests. This read-only process proposes specific refactor actions to separate concepts and improve testability without modifying source code.