project-architecture

You can enforce database schema separation by validating access rules to maintain strict boundaries between public and internal schemas. This controls data exposure and prevents unauthorized access, ensuring structural integrity across your database architecture during development.

Enforce TypeScript strictness by validating code against preferred patterns like interfaces and type guards. The mechanism actively blocks forbidden practices including `any` types and `@ts-ignore` comments to prevent technical debt and maintain codebase maintainability.

Yes, the architecture enforcement validates Next.js ISR on Vercel and managed infrastructure on Supabase. It monitors infrastructure changes against a defined cost ceiling and ensures job scheduling via pg-boss aligns with the project's established architectural guidelines.

Validate new dependencies by guiding the addition process to ensure packages are necessary, actively maintained, and audited. This dependency management step prevents deviations that could introduce security vulnerabilities or uncontrolled infrastructure costs into your project.

Using Drizzle ORM for architectural enforcement ensures TypeScript strictness and database schema separation. Unlike unmanaged alternatives, it validates schema boundaries and integrates directly with pg-boss job scheduling to maintain structural integrity across your application.