| name | decomplect-py |
| description | Architectural code analysis for Python design quality. Evaluates simplicity (Rich Hickey), functional core/imperative shell (Gary Bernhardt), and coupling (Constantine & Yourdon). Use for design review or architectural assessment of Python code. |
Decomplect-Py
Architectural analysis for Python design quality.
Usage
/decomplect-py # Run all 3 analyzers in parallel
/decomplect-py --simplicity # Specific analyzer
/decomplect-py --fcis # Specific analyzer
/decomplect-py --coupling # Specific analyzer
Analyzers
| Analyzer | Question |
|---|
| simplicity-analyzer | Is this truly simple or just easy? |
| fcis-analyzer | Is pure logic separated from I/O? |
| coupling-analyzer | Are modules well-separated? |
What It Checks
| Pillar | Focus |
|---|
| Simplicity | Values over state, decomplected concerns |
| FCIS | Functional core (pure), imperative shell (I/O) |
| Coupling | High cohesion, low coupling |
When to Use
- Reviewing Python system design
- Before major refactoring
- Assessing architectural quality
- Checking if code is "Rich Hickey approved"
Supported Languages
Python-Specific Patterns
dataclasses(frozen=True) and NamedTuple for immutable values- Mutable default argument anti-patterns
- Django/Flask view architecture
- Circular import detection
- Module-level state analysis
Reference Documentation
See Also
/decomplect - Analysis for TypeScript/Go/Rust/unslopify - Tactical code cleanup
