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To enforce architectural layer integrity, you need to validate import statements against defined gravity rules, ensuring higher-numbered layers never import from lower-numbered ones. This prevents dependency violations and maintains a strict layer hierarchy.

Layer gravity rules in dependency management dictate that code layers can only import from layers with a lower or equal numeric rank. This mechanism prevents architectural violations by maintaining a strict dependency hierarchy across application layers.

You can validate AST dependency graphs by analyzing import statements and file creation operations before they are committed. This process verifies that proposed imports adhere to the specified layer hierarchy and import permissions.

Yes, using a pre-commit hook allows you to check proposed import statements and guard against new file creation in layers that would violate dependency rules. This prevents architectural violations before code is committed.

Dependency violations between orchestration and state layers occur when higher-numbered layers incorrectly import from layers they depend on. Analyzing AST dependency graphs against layer gravity rules identifies and prevents these architectural soundness issues.

Yes, import validation works by analyzing import statements and file creation operations specifically within agentic_core and application layers. It prevents dependency violations where higher layers import from lower layers, ensuring architectural soundness.