plan-review

You can review an architecture plan by evaluating it against seven criteria: completeness, scalability, security, dependency risks, maintainability, testability, and operational readiness to identify bottlenecks and missing requirements.

Architecture plan review is a systematic evaluation of system design documents and migration strategies to uncover operational gaps and security exposures. You need it before implementation to validate readiness and identify critical fixes.

Assess operational readiness for a new system design by asking targeted context and constraint questions, then evaluating the architecture against structured criteria to produce prioritized findings and suggested remediations.

Yes, you can use an automated architecture review for migration strategies. It asks clarifying questions about scale and timeline, then generates a structured markdown review with per-category ratings and operational risk identifications.

The best way to find missing requirements in a feature architecture proposal is to evaluate the design document against maintainability and testability criteria, producing prioritized concerns and clarifying questions for architects.