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Analyze architecture for consistency between ADRs and AD, completeness, and quality issues. Use when validating generated or refined architecture artifacts, before feature development, during architecture review, or periodically to detect drift.

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architect-analyze

What this skill does

Performs a read-only architecture consistency analysis between ADRs (Architecture Decision Records) and AD (Architecture Description). It identifies discrepancies, quality issues, and gaps without modifying any files.

Key analysis dimensions:

ADR Quality — Completeness, clarity, and standards compliance
ADR to AD Consistency — Bidirectional drift detection
Internal Consistency — Cross-artifact coherence
Staleness Detection — Outdated references and placeholders

This skill validates architecture artifacts for consistency, completeness, and quality.

When to use

After /architect-implement — Validate generated AD.md
After /architect-clarify — Verify ADR refinements
Before feature development — Ensure architecture is solid
During architecture review — Quality gate for architecture docs
Periodically — Detect drift as the codebase evolves

Do not use when no architecture artifacts exist; use /architect-init or /architect-specify first. Do not use to create architecture — this is analysis-only.

Process

User Input

Consider the user input before proceeding (if not empty):

$ARGUMENTS

Examples:

"system" — Focus on root-level AD.md and adr/ directory only
"feature auth" — Focus on specific feature architecture
"adrs" — Focus on ADR quality and inter-ADR consistency
"views" — Focus on AD.md view completeness and internal consistency
Empty input — Full analysis of all architecture artifacts

Goal

Perform read-only architecture consistency analysis. Identify discrepancies, quality issues, and gaps without modifying any files.

Operating Constraints

STRICTLY READ-ONLY: Do not modify any files. Output a structured analysis report. Offer remediation suggestions (user must explicitly approve before any follow-up editing commands would be invoked manually).

Constitution Authority: The project constitution (memory/constitution.md) is non-negotiable within this analysis scope. Constitution conflicts are automatically CRITICAL.

Role & Context

Act as an Architecture Analyst validating architecture documentation quality:

Validate ADR completeness against MADR standards
Detect drift between ADRs and AD.md
Identify internal inconsistencies across artifacts
Flag staleness and quality issues

Architecture document hierarchy:

Document	Location	Purpose
`AD.md`	Project root	Full Architecture Description (Rozanski & Woods)
`adr/`	`{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/`	System-level ADRs (individual files)
`constitution.md`	`{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/`	Governance principles and constraints

Outline

Initialize Analysis Context — Load architecture artifacts
Determine Analysis Scope — System, feature, or full
Execute Detection Passes — A through G
Assign Severities — CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW
Generate Report — Structured markdown analysis
Provide Next Actions — Remediation suggestions

Phase 1: Initialize Analysis Context

Objective: Load all architecture artifacts for analysis

Run Setup Script:
- Execute scripts/bash/setup-architect.sh from repo root
- Parse JSON for file paths and existence status
Load System-Level Artifacts:
- Read AD.md (project root) if exists
- Read ADRs from all locations (priority order):
  1. {REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/adr/adr.md (canonical — Accepted ADRs)
  2. {REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/ (working copy — Proposed/Discovered, individual file format)
- Read {REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/constitution.md if exists
Load Feature-Level Artifacts (if analyzing features):
- Scan specs/*/AD.md for feature architectures
- Scan specs/*/adr/ADR-*.md for feature ADRs

Build Artifact Inventory:

Artifact	Path	Status
System AD	`AD.md`	Found/Missing
System ADRs (canonical)	`{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/adr/adr.md`	Found/Missing
System ADRs (drafts)	`{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/`	Found/Missing
Constitution	`{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/constitution.md`	Found/Missing
Feature ADs	`specs/*/AD.md`	Count: N
Feature ADRs	`specs/*/adr/`	Count: N

Phase 2: Determine Analysis Scope

Objective: Focus analysis based on user input

User Input	Scope	Artifacts Analyzed
(empty)	Full	All system artifacts
`"system"`	System only	AD.md, system ADR locations
`"adrs"`	ADR quality	All ADR files
`"views"`	AD completeness	AD.md

Phase 3: Execute Detection Passes

Focus on high-signal findings. Limit to 50 findings total; aggregate remainder in overflow summary.

Pass A: ADR Quality Analysis

Objective: Validate each ADR against MADR standards

Quality Dimensions:

Dimension	Check	Severity if Missing
Context	Problem clearly stated, forces documented	MEDIUM
Decision	Actionable, testable decision statement	HIGH
Positive Consequences	Benefits documented	MEDIUM
Negative Consequences	Trade-offs acknowledged	HIGH
Risks	Identified with mitigations	MEDIUM
Alternatives	At least 2 options with neutral trade-offs	HIGH
Status	Valid status (Proposed/Accepted/Deprecated/Superseded/Discovered)	LOW
Constitution Alignment	MUST principles complied with	CRITICAL

ADR Quality Checklist:

For each ADR, verify:

Clear context explaining the problem/opportunity
Explicit, actionable decision statement
Positive AND negative consequences documented
Common Alternatives with neutral trade-offs (not "Rejected because")
Risks identified with mitigation strategies
Valid status value
No conflicts with constitution MUST principles

Pass B: Inter-ADR Consistency

Objective: Detect conflicts and inconsistencies between ADRs

Checks:

Conflicting Decisions:
- ADRs that contradict each other (e.g., one chooses PostgreSQL, another assumes MongoDB)
- Technology stack incoherence
Missing Dependencies:
- ADRs that should reference each other but don't
- Implicit assumptions about other decisions
Terminology Drift:
- Same concept named differently across ADRs
- Inconsistent component naming
Technology Stack Coherence:
- Frontend/backend/infrastructure choices align
- No conflicting framework decisions

Pass C: ADR to AD Drift (Forward Sync)

Objective: Detect ADR decisions not reflected in AD.md

Checks:

ADR Element	Expected in AD.md	View/Section
System architecture style	Context View	3.1
Database choice	Information View	3.3
API style	Functional View	3.2
Authentication approach	Security Perspective	4.1
Deployment platform	Deployment View	3.6
CI/CD approach	Development View	3.5
Scaling strategy	Performance Perspective	4.2
Caching strategy	Information View	3.3

Detection Logic:

For each ADR:

Identify the ADR's primary view impact (use mapping table above)
Search AD.md for reflection of that decision
Flag if decision is absent or contradicted

Pass D: AD to ADR Drift (Backward Sync)

Objective: Detect AD.md elements without supporting ADRs

Checks:

Components Without ADRs:
- Major components shown in Functional View without decision rationale
- External dependencies in Context View without ADR justification
Patterns Without Rationale:
- Architectural patterns described but not explained via ADR
- Technology choices embedded in views without supporting decision
Infrastructure Decisions:
- Deployment topology without infrastructure ADR
- Scaling approach without performance ADR

Pass E: AD Internal Consistency

Objective: Validate AD.md coherence across views

Checks:

Cross-View Consistency:
- Same components named identically across all views
- Data entities in Information View match Functional View references
- Deployment nodes consistent with Functional components
Diagram-Text Alignment:
- Mermaid diagrams match prose descriptions
- No components in diagrams missing from text
- No components in text missing from diagrams
View Completeness:
- Required sections present (Introduction, Stakeholders, Views, Perspectives)
- Core views included (Context, Functional, Information, Development, Deployment)
- Perspectives addressed (Security, Performance)
Diagram Syntax Validation:
- Mermaid syntax valid (no broken diagrams)
- Consistent styling across diagrams
View File Consistency (DAG State Validation):
- Check if .adlc/architect/state.json exists and reports views as "completed"
- Check if .adlc/architect/views/ directory exists
- Verify that for each "completed" view in state.json, a corresponding file exists on disk
- Flag as HIGH severity if:
  - state.json reports views "completed" but views/ directory is empty
  - View files exist but are under 20 lines (placeholder/skeleton content)
  - View files cannot be read (corrupted/missing permissions)
- Report format:
```
DAG State Inconsistency Detected:
- State reports: [N] views completed
- Files on disk: [M] view files found
- Missing files: [list of missing views]
- Recommendation: Regenerate views or reset state.json
```
Technology Neutrality (Functional View):
- Scan Functional View (§3.2) for product/vendor names in element descriptions and Mermaid diagrams
- Architectural roles (acceptable): Database, Object Storage, Cache, Message Queue, AI Gateway, Workflow Runtime, App Shell, API Gateway, Authentication Service, etc.
- Product names (flag as MEDIUM): PostgreSQL, Neon, Vercel, Next.js, Redis, MongoDB, AWS, Azure, S3, etc.
- Severity: MEDIUM — Not blocking but indicates abstraction violation
- Note: ADR Traceability sections may reference products (that's acceptable); only flag element descriptions and diagram labels
Functional-Development Mapping:
- Verify Development View (§3.5) contains a Technology Stack Mapping table (§3.5.2)
- Check that every element in Functional View's element table (§3.2.1) has at least one corresponding entry in the mapping table
- N:1 mappings (multiple functional elements → one technology) are acceptable
- Severity: MEDIUM if elements are missing; LOW if mapping table is absent
- Cross-check: Technology Architecture diagram (§3.5.3) should mirror Functional View diagram (§3.2.2) structure

Pass F: Staleness Detection

Objective: Identify outdated references and placeholders

Checks:

Deprecated ADRs Still Referenced:
- AD.md references ADRs with status "Deprecated"
- Superseded decisions still implemented
Placeholder Detection:
- [TODO], [TBD], [PLACEHOLDER] markers
- [SYSTEM_NAME], [STAKEHOLDER_*] unfilled
- ???, ..., <placeholder> patterns
Date Inconsistencies:
- ADR dates significantly older than AD last-updated
- Feature architecture out of sync with system architecture
Orphaned References:
- ADR IDs mentioned but ADR doesn't exist
- Component names referenced but not defined

Pass G: Feature-System Alignment (if feature architecture exists)

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description: Analyze architecture for consistency between ADRs and AD, completeness, and quality issues. Use when validating generated or refined architecture artifacts, before feature development, during architecture review, or periodically to detect drift.
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# architect-analyze

## What this skill does

Performs a **read-only** architecture consistency analysis between ADRs (Architecture Decision Records) and AD (Architecture Description). It identifies discrepancies, quality issues, and gaps without modifying any files.

Key analysis dimensions:

1. **ADR Quality** — Completeness, clarity, and standards compliance
2. **ADR to AD Consistency** — Bidirectional drift detection
3. **Internal Consistency** — Cross-artifact coherence
4. **Staleness Detection** — Outdated references and placeholders

This skill validates architecture artifacts for consistency, completeness, and quality.

## When to use

- After `/architect-implement` — Validate generated AD.md
- After `/architect-clarify` — Verify ADR refinements
- Before feature development — Ensure architecture is solid
- During architecture review — Quality gate for architecture docs
- Periodically — Detect drift as the codebase evolves

Do **not** use when no architecture artifacts exist; use `/architect-init` or `/architect-specify` first. Do **not** use to create architecture — this is analysis-only.

## Process

### User Input

Consider the user input before proceeding (if not empty):

```text
$ARGUMENTS
```

Examples:

- `"system"` — Focus on root-level AD.md and adr/ directory only
- `"feature auth"` — Focus on specific feature architecture
- `"adrs"` — Focus on ADR quality and inter-ADR consistency
- `"views"` — Focus on AD.md view completeness and internal consistency
- Empty input — Full analysis of all architecture artifacts

### Goal

Perform read-only architecture consistency analysis. Identify discrepancies, quality issues, and gaps without modifying any files.

### Operating Constraints

**STRICTLY READ-ONLY**: Do not modify any files. Output a structured analysis report. Offer remediation suggestions (user must explicitly approve before any follow-up editing commands would be invoked manually).

**Constitution Authority**: The project constitution (`memory/constitution.md`) is **non-negotiable** within this analysis scope. Constitution conflicts are automatically CRITICAL.

### Role & Context

Act as an **Architecture Analyst** validating architecture documentation quality:

- Validate ADR completeness against MADR standards
- Detect drift between ADRs and AD.md
- Identify internal inconsistencies across artifacts
- Flag staleness and quality issues

Architecture document hierarchy:

| Document | Location | Purpose |
|----------|----------|---------|
| `AD.md` | Project root | Full Architecture Description (Rozanski & Woods) |
| `adr/` | `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/` | System-level ADRs (individual files) |
| `constitution.md` | `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/` | Governance principles and constraints |

### Outline

1. **Initialize Analysis Context** — Load architecture artifacts
2. **Determine Analysis Scope** — System, feature, or full
3. **Execute Detection Passes** — A through G
4. **Assign Severities** — CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW
5. **Generate Report** — Structured markdown analysis
6. **Provide Next Actions** — Remediation suggestions

### Phase 1: Initialize Analysis Context

**Objective**: Load all architecture artifacts for analysis

1. **Run Setup Script**:
   - Execute `scripts/bash/setup-architect.sh` from repo root
   - Parse JSON for file paths and existence status

2. **Load System-Level Artifacts**:
   - Read `AD.md` (project root) if exists
   - Read ADRs from all locations (priority order):
     1. `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/adr/adr.md` (canonical — Accepted ADRs)
     2. `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/` (working copy — Proposed/Discovered, individual file format)
   - Read `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/constitution.md` if exists

3. **Load Feature-Level Artifacts** (if analyzing features):
   - Scan `specs/*/AD.md` for feature architectures
   - Scan `specs/*/adr/ADR-*.md` for feature ADRs

4. **Build Artifact Inventory**:

   | Artifact | Path | Status |
   |----------|------|--------|
   | System AD | `AD.md` | Found/Missing |
   | System ADRs (canonical) | `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/adr/adr.md` | Found/Missing |
   | System ADRs (drafts) | `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/` | Found/Missing |
   | Constitution | `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/constitution.md` | Found/Missing |
   | Feature ADs | `specs/*/AD.md` | Count: N |
   | Feature ADRs | `specs/*/adr/` | Count: N |

### Phase 2: Determine Analysis Scope

**Objective**: Focus analysis based on user input

| User Input | Scope | Artifacts Analyzed |
|------------|-------|-------------------|
| (empty) | Full | All system artifacts |
| `"system"` | System only | AD.md, system ADR locations |
| `"adrs"` | ADR quality | All ADR files |
| `"views"` | AD completeness | AD.md |

### Phase 3: Execute Detection Passes

Focus on high-signal findings. Limit to **50 findings total**; aggregate remainder in overflow summary.

#### Pass A: ADR Quality Analysis

**Objective**: Validate each ADR against MADR standards

**Quality Dimensions**:

| Dimension | Check | Severity if Missing |
|-----------|-------|---------------------|
| Context | Problem clearly stated, forces documented | MEDIUM |
| Decision | Actionable, testable decision statement | HIGH |
| Positive Consequences | Benefits documented | MEDIUM |
| Negative Consequences | Trade-offs acknowledged | HIGH |
| Risks | Identified with mitigations | MEDIUM |
| Alternatives | At least 2 options with neutral trade-offs | HIGH |
| Status | Valid status (Proposed/Accepted/Deprecated/Superseded/Discovered) | LOW |
| Constitution Alignment | MUST principles complied with | CRITICAL |

**ADR Quality Checklist**:

For each ADR, verify:

- [ ] Clear context explaining the problem/opportunity
- [ ] Explicit, actionable decision statement
- [ ] Positive AND negative consequences documented
- [ ] **Common Alternatives** with neutral trade-offs (not "Rejected because")
- [ ] Risks identified with mitigation strategies
- [ ] Valid status value
- [ ] No conflicts with constitution MUST principles

#### Pass B: Inter-ADR Consistency

**Objective**: Detect conflicts and inconsistencies between ADRs

**Checks**:

1. **Conflicting Decisions**:
   - ADRs that contradict each other (e.g., one chooses PostgreSQL, another assumes MongoDB)
   - Technology stack incoherence

2. **Missing Dependencies**:
   - ADRs that should reference each other but don't
   - Implicit assumptions about other decisions

3. **Terminology Drift**:
   - Same concept named differently across ADRs
   - Inconsistent component naming

4. **Technology Stack Coherence**:
   - Frontend/backend/infrastructure choices align
   - No conflicting framework decisions

#### Pass C: ADR to AD Drift (Forward Sync)

**Objective**: Detect ADR decisions not reflected in AD.md

**Checks**:

| ADR Element | Expected in AD.md | View/Section |
|-------------|-------------------|--------------|
| System architecture style | Context View | 3.1 |
| Database choice | Information View | 3.3 |
| API style | Functional View | 3.2 |
| Authentication approach | Security Perspective | 4.1 |
| Deployment platform | Deployment View | 3.6 |
| CI/CD approach | Development View | 3.5 |
| Scaling strategy | Performance Perspective | 4.2 |
| Caching strategy | Information View | 3.3 |

**Detection Logic**:

For each ADR:

1. Identify the ADR's primary view impact (use mapping table above)
2. Search AD.md for reflection of that decision
3. Flag if decision is absent or contradicted

#### Pass D: AD to ADR Drift (Backward Sync)

**Objective**: Detect AD.md elements without supporting ADRs

**Checks**:

1. **Components Without ADRs**:
   - Major components shown in Functional View without decision rationale
   - External dependencies in Context View without ADR justification

2. **Patterns Without Rationale**:
   - Architectural patterns described but not explained via ADR
   - Technology choices embedded in views without supporting decision

3. **Infrastructure Decisions**:
   - Deployment topology without infrastructure ADR
   - Scaling approach without performance ADR

#### Pass E: AD Internal Consistency

**Objective**: Validate AD.md coherence across views

**Checks**:

1. **Cross-View Consistency**:
   - Same components named identically across all views
   - Data entities in Information View match Functional View references
   - Deployment nodes consistent with Functional components

2. **Diagram-Text Alignment**:
   - Mermaid diagrams match prose descriptions
   - No components in diagrams missing from text
   - No components in text missing from diagrams

3. **View Completeness**:
   - Required sections present (Introduction, Stakeholders, Views, Perspectives)
   - Core views included (Context, Functional, Information, Development, Deployment)
   - Perspectives addressed (Security, Performance)

4. **Diagram Syntax Validation**:
   - Mermaid syntax valid (no broken diagrams)
   - Consistent styling across diagrams

5. **View File Consistency** (DAG State Validation):
   - Check if `.adlc/architect/state.json` exists and reports views as "completed"
   - Check if `.adlc/architect/views/` directory exists
   - Verify that for each "completed" view in state.json, a corresponding file exists on disk
   - **Flag as HIGH severity if**:
     - state.json reports views "completed" but views/ directory is empty
     - View files exist but are under 20 lines (placeholder/skeleton content)
     - View files cannot be read (corrupted/missing permissions)
   - **Report format**:
     ```
     DAG State Inconsistency Detected:
     - State reports: [N] views completed
     - Files on disk: [M] view files found
     - Missing files: [list of missing views]
     - Recommendation: Regenerate views or reset state.json
     ```

6. **Technology Neutrality** (Functional View):
   - Scan Functional View (§3.2) for product/vendor names in element descriptions and Mermaid diagrams
   - **Architectural roles** (acceptable): Database, Object Storage, Cache, Message Queue, AI Gateway, Workflow Runtime, App Shell, API Gateway, Authentication Service, etc.
   - **Product names** (flag as MEDIUM): PostgreSQL, Neon, Vercel, Next.js, Redis, MongoDB, AWS, Azure, S3, etc.
   - **Severity**: MEDIUM — Not blocking but indicates abstraction violation
   - **Note**: ADR Traceability sections may reference products (that's acceptable); only flag element descriptions and diagram labels

7. **Functional-Development Mapping**:
   - Verify Development View (§3.5) contains a Technology Stack Mapping table (§3.5.2)
   - Check that every element in Functional View's element table (§3.2.1) has at least one corresponding entry in the mapping table
   - N:1 mappings (multiple functional elements → one technology) are acceptable
   - **Severity**: MEDIUM if elements are missing; LOW if mapping table is absent
   - **Cross-check**: Technology Architecture diagram (§3.5.3) should mirror Functional View diagram (§3.2.2) structure

#### Pass F: Staleness Detection

**Objective**: Identify outdated references and placeholders

**Checks**:

1. **Deprecated ADRs Still Referenced**:
   - AD.md references ADRs with status "Deprecated"
   - Superseded decisions still implemented

2. **Placeholder Detection**:
   - `[TODO]`, `[TBD]`, `[PLACEHOLDER]` markers
   - `[SYSTEM_NAME]`, `[STAKEHOLDER_*]` unfilled
   - `???`, `...`, `<placeholder>` patterns

3. **Date Inconsistencies**:
   - ADR dates significantly older than AD last-updated
   - Feature architecture out of sync with system architecture

4. **Orphaned References**:
   - ADR IDs mentioned but ADR doesn't exist
   - Component names referenced but not defined

#### Pass G: Feature-System Alignment (if feature architecture exists)

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architect-analyze

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Outline

Phase 1: Initialize Analysis Context

Phase 2: Determine Analysis Scope

Phase 3: Execute Detection Passes

Pass A: ADR Quality Analysis

Pass B: Inter-ADR Consistency

Pass C: ADR to AD Drift (Forward Sync)

Pass D: AD to ADR Drift (Backward Sync)

Pass E: AD Internal Consistency

Pass F: Staleness Detection

Pass G: Feature-System Alignment (if feature architecture exists)

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