plan-clean-architecture

To generate a clean architecture spec, provide a feature idea to trigger the planning action. The system produces a comprehensive specification including objectives, use cases, architecture diagrams, interfaces, and boundary enforcement across controller, domain, and infrastructure layers.

A phased execution plan for layered architecture includes implementation phases with gate checks, architecture diagrams, interface definitions, boundary enforcement rules, ADRs, and validation criteria to ensure safe module additions or changes across cmd, services, and platform layers.

Yes, you can use this to plan a migration to clean architecture boundaries. It supports teams maintaining or migrating to layered architectures by generating clear boundaries and roadmaps for controller, domain, and infrastructure layers.

Architecture gate checks work by validating boundary enforcement and interface compliance at each implementation phase. They ensure that changes across layered boundaries adhere to the clean architecture spec before proceeding to the next phase.

The best way to design an architecture-first feature specification is to use interface-driven design principles. This approach generates a complete spec template covering objectives, use cases, interfaces, boundary enforcement, and ADRs for robust architecture planning.

No, you do not need an existing codebase to plan clean architecture module additions. You can provide a feature idea or describe multi-layer changes to generate a phased execution plan with gate checks and validation criteria.