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To review architecture diagrams and module interfaces during the construction phase, apply structured evaluation criteria to identify quality gaps, verify proper pattern usage, and surface design issues early. This ensures clean API design and aligned boundaries before implementation begins.

A structured design review systematically evaluates architecture boundaries, design patterns, and API interfaces against project guidelines. It improves API design by capturing findings with a structured checklist, providing actionable recommendations that align data contracts and integration points with standards.

Check data contracts and integration points by applying tool-agnostic design review criteria to evaluate pattern usage and clean API design. This structured evaluation surfaces architectural quality gaps and generates a checklist of actionable findings for project alignment.

You need to perform a design review during the Construction Phase of the software development lifecycle. Applying it at this stage helps identify architectural, pattern, and API design quality gaps early, before actual implementation locks in potential flaws.

Yes, you can use this design review process with different code generation tools. It provides tool-agnostic guidance for iterative session management, allowing you to evaluate architecture diagrams and module interfaces across Codex, Claude, or Gemini style workflows.

The best way to evaluate architecture boundaries and system design before implementation is to use a structured checklist to review design artifacts. This surfaces pattern usage and API design issues early, providing actionable recommendations aligned with project guidelines and standards.