lightweight-design-analysis

This skill analyzes code design quality by evaluating modules across eight dimensions, including naming, object calisthenics, and domain integrity. It generates a structured report with file:line references and actionable recommendations to guide refactoring.

Object calisthenics is a set of coding principles evaluated during design analysis to improve encapsulation and domain modeling. It is applied during code reviews to enforce Tell, Don't Ask patterns and strengthen immutability.

Yes, the design analysis supports domain-driven design by specifically evaluating domain integrity. It assesses how well modules model domain logic and provides concrete before and after code examples to improve encapsulation.

You check your class for coupling and cohesion problems by running a module-level design evaluation. This surfaces evidence-based findings with exact file references, helping you identify tight coupling and low cohesion for targeted improvements.

The best way to find encapsulation violations is to analyze the module against object calisthenics and domain integrity dimensions. This evaluation produces concrete before and after code suggestions to fix leaking domain logic.

You can use this design analysis for a single class or an entire module. The evaluation operates on the class or module level, producing a structured findings report that integrates directly into your code review workflow.