From architecture-intelligence
Use when intended architecture must be compared with implementation: dependency policies, ADRs, ownership rules, drift, erosion, recovered models, and conformance classifications.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/architecture-intelligence:architecture-conformanceThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Use when the question is whether implementation still matches intended architecture.
Use when the question is whether implementation still matches intended architecture.
Triggers: compare code to ADR/docs/policy, detect drift or erosion, turn intent into checks, classify edges as convergence/divergence/absence/unknown, recover observed architecture before updating docs.
If intent is thin, label it incomplete. Do not convert recovered source shape into design intent.
python3 scripts/architecture_probe.py <repo-path> --json --policy <policy.json>
architecture_intelligence.policy.v1 supports forbidden edges, required edges, and required documents. See references/contracts.md.
The probe is conservative: top-level static imports and exact document paths only. Reflection, generated code, runtime calls, full CODEOWNERS semantics, actual team communication, and deployment edges need separate evidence.
convergence: intended and observed relation agree.divergence: observed source violates intent.absence: required relation/document is missing.unknown: evidence or policy is insufficient.For each mapping record source, target, intended relation, observed relation, classification, and evidence path/command/doc/trace.
Compact: conformance summary, key convergences/divergences, missing intent evidence, priority fixes, validation checks.
Durable: architecture_intelligence.conformance.v1.
Do not report a violation without an intended rule and observed evidence. Do not enforce a new rule without intent, owner, exception path, and rollout mode.
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