integration-manager

To verify API contract alignment, check that frontend API consumption matches backend exposure by validating endpoints, HTTP methods, and data schemas. This ensures independently developed system parts work harmoniously together before final review.

Checking database migration consistency involves validating that database migrations align with ORM entity definitions. This ensures schema changes are correctly reflected in application code and prevents runtime data access mismatches.

Fixing DTO field name mismatches and incorrect import paths requires applying targeted corrections to ensure shared data transfer objects and event payloads are used consistently. This maintains interface alignment across cross-module compilations.

Yes, cross-module compilation supports Java, TypeScript, and Go to catch build-time integration errors. Attempting to compile different modules verifies system coherence and identifies mismatches in shared interfaces early.

Yes, the integration verification process handles path prefix issues automatically by applying minor corrections. It identifies and fixes these mismatches alongside import paths and DTO field names to ensure system coherence.

You need to validate integration points when backend and frontend teams have developed their respective features independently. This verifies that API endpoints, database schema changes, and cross-module compilations are mutually consistent.