Architecture
Find out if your architecture can handle what's coming
Detect drift, unintended coupling, and boundary violations as they emerge. Not after they've been baked in for six months. Octokraft evaluates your architecture continuously so you can address issues while they're still cheap to fix.
Know what's solid, what's fragile, and what to fix first
Every review gives you concrete strengths, real weaknesses, and prioritized recommendations ranked by impact-to-effort. You'll know exactly where to focus and which changes move the needle fastest.
- Spot where module boundaries are weakening, so you can fix them before everything depends on everything.
- Find where components over-depend on each other and ownership boundaries are leaking across teams.
- Recommendations ranked by impact-to-effort ratio. The highest-leverage changes show up first.
- Strengths called out too. You should know what your team is already doing well.
Architecture decisions that outlive the Slack thread
Years of implicit decisions get baked into every codebase. Architecture Decision Records track the full lifecycle: Proposed, Accepted, Deprecated, Superseded. Six months from now, you'll know why that migration happened. Octokraft auto-suggests ADRs when it detects changes that warrant one.
- Auto-suggested for data schema changes, API contract changes, security changes, and infrastructure changes.
- Full lifecycle tracking: Proposed, Accepted, Deprecated, Superseded.
- Context and rationale preserved. No more archaeology through old PRs to understand past decisions.
Documentation that stays true as the code changes
Generated from your actual code and updated as the system evolves. When a change contradicts what's documented, you'll know. No more READMEs that describe how things worked six months ago.
- Architecture, data flow, setup, testing, dependencies, and conventions. All kept current automatically.
- When code changes contradict documented architecture, the drift is surfaced immediately.
- New team members get accurate docs from day one, not a wiki that's been wrong since last quarter.
Catch the drift before it becomes a rewrite.
Architecture scores on every commit. You'll know exactly where things stand and what to fix next.
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