architecture
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Craft architecture phase - run the repo's boundary-check harness over the change, triage violations (fix the edge or document an exception); gates the PR. Also useful standalone.
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- planningSkill
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- proposeSkill
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- requirementsSkill
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The file
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3 rules. 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.
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Common
Most of the 121 edited versions we read keep these.
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Distinctive
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Very specific
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- Common
- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Very specific: line 25
Every resolved technique command — declared or derived — is trusted operator input (same trust model as the manifest and context: files).
- Very specific: line 47
Verify the triager's commit.
- Distinctive: line 49
Impacts: fold or defer at discovery: when the triage result lands.
“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 121 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
craft:architecture
Preamble (always runs — non-overridable)
- Manifest read (lint if standalone). Standalone: scope = current branch vs default branch.
Resolve the active technique set from
phase.harness(the resolved descriptor), using the same ADR-149 discovery precedence — default-off favours no-op:- Declared —
phase.harness.techniquePlan(engine-emitted) wins outright: each entry specifies techniqueid,runcommand,mode(gate|triage), optionalscope, optionaltriage-procedureref.run-styledefaults tosync. - Derived — absent a declaration, read the repo's own boundary-check conventions (README / CONTRIBUTING / craft config) and derive one technique per documented dependency/import-boundary validation command, each GATE or TRIAGE per its nature.
- No-op (terminal) — absent any declared or derived technique: record
NO-OP(architecture): no techniques declared/probedand release thepropose-gate entry; the phase ends here. This phase is default-off; no-op is the expected outcome in most repos.
Every resolved technique command — declared or derived — is trusted operator input (same trust model as the manifest and
context:files); the derived tier reads the repo's own committed conventions, never an untrusted external source.For each resolved technique, run its
probe(config-file presence / binary resolvable). A failed probe declines the technique by absence:NO-OP(architecture:<technique-id>): declined — probe absent. When every technique is declined: the phase ends here and also appends the exactNO-OP(architecture): all techniques declined — <ids>line, the one a rebuild reads as thepropose-gate release (per-technique lines never release it).- Declared —
Procedure (default body — a manifest override: replaces everything below)
- Per-active-technique walk (
run-style: syncdefault — no lock against teardown). For each technique in the resolved active set, scope per the technique'sscope(default: the change's touched code, never wider). Capture the violation/finding report. - The PR waits for triage (orchestrator invariant): on a non-empty finding set,
spawn craft:harness-triager with: the findings; the gate; the commit message
fix(architecture): <technique-id> <scope>(orchore(architecture): <technique-id> <scope>for an exception-only landing); global + architecture-phasecontext:files verbatim; the technique'striage-procedureref (if declared). - Verify the triager's commit; run the phase gate; record per-finding outcomes in the
run record. A triager
IMPACT(line gets its verdict under the run skill invariant Impacts: fold or defer at discovery when the triage result lands; EXCEPTION semantics are unchanged.
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