verify-proposed-diag

To verify a proposed architecture diagram against your codebase, provide both the diagram and code to validate existing interfaces, check component connections, and report mismatches with actionable findings.

Validating mermaid syntax involves checking the proposed architecture diagram's renderability, ensuring mermaid blocks render correctly while verifying that component connections match real codebase interfaces.

Yes, codebase validation respects ★ and ● annotations, selectively verifying existing interfaces and focusing on partially verifiable modified components and new component integration points.

Mismatched component connections occur when proposed architecture diagrams lack end-to-end traceability against real interfaces; verifying diagrams surfaces these mismatches with actionable findings.

Yes, you need to provide the actual codebase to verify a proposed architecture diagram's factual accuracy, allowing selective verification of existing interfaces and component connections.