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Analyzes software architecture via Zachman Framework (rows: planner/owner/designer/builder/subcontractor/user; columns: what/how/where/who/when/why). Extracts code for implementation views; guides input for high-level perspectives.
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Analyze architecture from a specific Zachman Framework perspective.
Analyze architecture from a specific Zachman Framework perspective.
$ARGUMENTS - Row and column specification:
Rows (Perspectives):
planner or 1 - Executive/Planner (Scope/Context)owner or 2 - Business Owner (Business Model)designer or 3 - Architect/Designer (Logical Design)builder or 4 - Developer/Builder (Physical Design)subcontractor or 5 - Implementer/Subcontractor (Detailed Specs)user or 6 - Operations/User (Running System)Columns (Interrogatives):
what or 1 - Data (things of interest)how or 2 - Function (processes)where or 3 - Network (locations)who or 4 - People (roles)when or 5 - Time (events)why or 6 - Motivation (goals)/ea:zachman-analyze builder what
/ea:zachman-analyze 4 1
/ea:zachman-analyze designer how
/ea:zachman-analyze # Wizard mode
Analysis from the specified Zachman perspective with clear indication of what was extracted from code vs what requires human input.
npx claudepluginhub melodic-software/claude-code-plugins --plugin enterprise-architectureAnalyzes architecture using Zachman Framework row/column perspectives, extracting code artifacts for builder/technician views (rows 4-5) and noting limitations for planner/owner/designer levels.
Guides system design, architecture reviews, ADR creation, hexagonal compliance, Mermaid/PlantUML diagram generation, and layer dependency enforcement.
Designs modular high-level architectures from functional requirements using Balanced Coupling, producing module design docs, integration contracts, and test specs. Use for new systems or architecture documentation.