ln-640-pattern-evolution-auditor

Auditing architectural patterns involves running an auditor against your codebase to verify layer boundaries, API contracts, and cross-domain dependencies, generating per-pattern health scores and a consolidated patterns catalog.

A 4-score model for architectural patterns evaluates compliance, completeness, quality, and implementation. It tracks pattern evolution against best practices to maintain system health and verify cross-domain boundaries.

Tracking cross-domain dependencies requires an audit mechanism that applies across multiple domains to verify API contracts and layer boundaries, generating per-domain reports for cross-domain architectural insights.

You can generate a patterns catalog with health metrics by running a pattern evolution auditor, which writes results to a markdown file and supports domain-aware aggregation for consolidated cross-domain insights.

Yes, the architectural pattern audit supports domain-aware aggregation across multiple domains, producing per-domain reports and cross-domain insights to verify API contracts and dependency graphs.

Limitations of auditing architectural patterns include reliance on existing codebase structure for accurate boundary verification, producing markdown reports without automated code refactoring.