// Run full-project architecture analysis with archi. Use when the user asks for an overall architecture score, full hotspot review, package topology diagnosis, or the main structural weaknesses of the current codebase.
| name | archi-full |
| description | Run full-project architecture analysis with archi. Use when the user asks for an overall architecture score, full hotspot review, package topology diagnosis, or the main structural weaknesses of the current codebase. |
Use the locally supported full-review Archi command for the baseline architecture pass.
archi --help
If help includes --full, use:
archi --full
If help lacks --full, use the legacy full-review entrypoint:
archi .
Use Hippo refresh only when the user explicitly asks for a fresh rebuild:
archi --refresh-from-hippo --full
If the local help lacks --full, use:
archi --refresh-from-hippo .
.architec/architec-summary.md.architec/architec-analysis.json.architec/architec-viz.htmlRead architec-summary.md first, then architec-analysis.json for exact scores, hotspots, recommendations, and topology.
Use this response shape:
Score
- overall: <score>
- key reading: <one-line interpretation>
Problems
- <top structural problem 1>
- <top structural problem 2>
- <top structural problem 3>
Improvements
- <top improvement 1>
- <top improvement 2>
- <top improvement 3>
Produce architecture improvement advice from existing-code Archi analysis. Use when the user wants concrete modification suggestions, sequencing advice, or a practical refactor roadmap based on the current codebase rather than task-goal planning.
Run diff-based architecture analysis with archi. Use when the user asks whether current changes are architecturally safe, what the current git diff impacts, or which changed components carry structural risk.
Run full-project architecture analysis with archi. Use when the user asks for an overall architecture score, full hotspot review, package topology diagnosis, or the main structural weaknesses of the current codebase.
Produce architecture improvement advice from existing-code Archi analysis. Use when the user wants concrete modification suggestions, sequencing advice, or a practical refactor roadmap based on the current codebase rather than task-goal planning.
Run diff-based architecture analysis with archi. Use when the user asks whether current changes are architecturally safe, what the current git diff impacts, or which changed components carry structural risk.