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@firstpick/pi-skill-architecture-review

v0.1.5

Published

Agents should invoke this skill for architecture reviews, module boundaries, dependency direction, coupling/cohesion, SOLID concerns, system design trade-offs, layering, service boundaries, or design decisions before implementation.

Readme

Architecture Review

Review how a software system is organized before its structure becomes difficult to change.

Helpful when

  • You are planning a new system or large feature.
  • Parts of a project feel too dependent on each other.
  • You want a second opinion before implementation starts.

What to share with Pi

  • A diagram, plan, or relevant project files
  • The main goals and constraints
  • Expected users, scale, or future changes

Try asking

Review this system design. Show me what is clear, what may become hard to maintain, and the smallest improvements worth making now.

What you’ll get

  • Strengths and problem areas
  • Important trade-offs in everyday language
  • Practical changes ordered by value

Keep in mind

There is rarely one perfect design. Recommendations will explain the trade-offs instead of presenting personal preference as fact.

Install

pi install npm:@firstpick/pi-skill-architecture-review

Restart Pi if the skill does not appear in your current session.

Technical details

See TECHNICAL.md for advanced usage, configuration, compatibility, and limitations.