repo-harness-architecture

You can resolve architecture drift without a full repo reinit by targeting specific architecture elements to update documentation and synchronize code with artifacts. This approach avoids a complete system restart while ensuring architectural alignment.

Yes, you can update specific architecture documentation and Mermaid diagrams without a full migration by targeting individual architecture elements. This modifies module docs and diagrams directly while bypassing a complete repository upgrade process.

Targeted architecture updates in a repo-local workflow involve mapping repository scope, updating artifacts, and verifying synchronization. This ensures code and architectural elements remain aligned through focused capability resolution and verification steps.

Use focused architecture drift resolution instead of a full harness run when specific architecture documents or diagrams need updates. It is ideal when a complete system restart or migration is unnecessary for synchronizing code and artifacts.

Yes, updating architecture artifacts requires archiving resolved drift requests to maintain history. After modifying documentation and diagrams, the process verifies architecture synchronization before archiving the completed update requests.

Resolving architecture drift without a full system upgrade limits updates to targeted architecture elements rather than comprehensive migrations. It requires explicit capability resolution and verification steps to ensure synchronization without a complete repo reinit.