validation-rules

Architecture validation applies a comprehensive checklist across frontend, backend, and fullstack projects, evaluating required sections, ADRs, NFR coverage, security posture, and deployment details to generate a 0-100 quality score with gaps and prioritized recommendations.

The scoring rubric evaluates functional and technical requirements including document structure, architectural decision records, non-functional requirements coverage, security posture, deployment readiness, and project-type-specific criteria to compute overall quality.

Yes, the validation rules auto-detect project type—frontend, backend, or fullstack—and apply dimension-specific criteria and thresholds tailored to each architecture pattern, ensuring consistent scoring regardless of project scope.

The validation generates a quality score, identifies missing elements against the architectural checklist, flags gaps in coverage, and emits prioritized remediation recommendations based on pass/fail thresholds for each dimension.

The rubric defines global scoring formula and dimension weights with specific pass/fail thresholds and remediation guidance for each criterion, enabling consistent evaluation and actionable improvement pathways.