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architecture-validator

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Validates the codebase against AcePilot's "Strict Rigid Layered Architecture" rules. Use after implementation tasks or before reviews to ensure physical isolation and dependency direction.

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  1. Distinctive:

    When this skill is active, perform the following automated and manual checks:

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  2. Distinctive:

    Verify that new or modified files follow the naming conventions:

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  3. Very specific:

    Every unsafe block MUST be preceded by a // SAFETY: comment.

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SKILL.md

Architecture Validator

This skill enforces the strict architectural boundaries defined in conductor/code_styleguides/architecture_rules.md.

Core Validation Workflow

When this skill is active, perform the following automated and manual checks:

1. Win32 Pollution Check (Rule 2)

Windows API types and calls MUST be isolated in _gui_driver.rs and _io_driver.rs.

  • Search Command: grep_search for windows::Win32 or use windows:: in src/domain/ or src/application/.
  • Allowed Exception: src/gui/driver/ and src/infra/driver/.
  • Violation: Any direct Win32 usage in Domain/Application layers is a Critical violation.

2. Protocol Leakage Check (Rule 3)

Protocol parsing (VTE, CSI, SGR) MUST be isolated in _protocol_handler.rs.

  • Search Command: grep_search for vte::Perform or large match statements on CSI actions in _entity.rs files.
  • Violation: _entity.rs should only handle pure buffer operations. Parsing context in Entity is a High violation.

3. Suffix Rule Compliance (Rule 1)

Verify that new or modified files follow the naming conventions:

  • _resolver.rs: Presentation logic.
  • _gui_driver.rs: Win32 UI/IME/GDI operations.
  • _workflow.rs: Use-case orchestration.
  • _entity.rs / _value.rs: Pure domain models.
  • _io_driver.rs: Win32 I/O/ConPTY operations.

4. Safety Documentation (Rust Win32 Rule 3.1)

Every unsafe block MUST be preceded by a // SAFETY: comment.

  • Action: Scan for unsafe { and ensure the comment exists and explains why the operation is safe.

Reporting Format

Output a "Violation Report" structured as follows:

[Severity] Rule Name – File:Line

  • Context: Describe why this violates the architecture.
  • Required Action: Concrete step to fix the isolation.

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