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Explore Python import graphs and enforce layered architecture using grimp.

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name	grimp-architecture
description	Explore Python import graphs and enforce layered architecture using grimp.

Grimp Architecture Exploration

Use this skill when the user wants to explore Python module boundaries, investigate dependency flow, or enforce layered architecture with grimp.

Setup

Create the venv and install grimp (requires Python 3.12):

uv venv ~/.agents/skills/grimp-architecture/.venv --python 3.12
uv pip install grimp --python ~/.agents/skills/grimp-architecture/.venv/bin/python

Quick Start

# Shorthand
GRIMP=~/.agents/skills/grimp-architecture/.venv/bin/python\ ~/.agents/skills/grimp-architecture/scripts/grimp_cli.py

Explore the graph (fan-in/out, top-level structure):
```
$GRIMP explore mypackage
```

Trace a boundary leak (shortest import chain):

$GRIMP path mypackage.validation mypackage.orchestrator

Optional layer check (ordered high -> low):

$GRIMP layers --layer mypackage.api --layer mypackage.domain --layer mypackage.infra

Incremental enforcement (baseline + diff):

$GRIMP layers --layer mypackage.api --layer mypackage.domain --layer mypackage.infra --json > .grimp-baseline.json
$GRIMP diff --baseline .grimp-baseline.json --layer mypackage.api --layer mypackage.domain --layer mypackage.infra

Commands

explore <package> [--top N]: summarize structure, fan-in/out, and child packages.
path <importer> <imported>: shortest import chain between modules/packages.
layers --layer ...: find illegal dependencies for an ordered layer list.
diff --baseline ... --layer ...: fail only on new layer violations.

All commands accept --include-external to include external packages in the graph.

Guidance

Explore first: run explore before defining layers so you understand how the code is organized.
Use path tracing to confirm suspicious dependencies before reporting them.
Layer checks are optional unless the repo already defines layers or the review clearly proposes them.
Baseline + diff is the safest way to enforce architecture incrementally in large codebases.

Packaging Expectations

Grimp needs the project to be importable by package name (not file paths).

Use a normal package layout with __init__.py files.
Run from the project root — scripts auto-detect packages in the current directory.
For src/ layouts, set PYTHONPATH=src or install the project.
Editable installs are fine for local exploration.

Sanity check:

python -c "import mypackage; print(mypackage.__file__)"

Common options:

uv sync
uv pip install -e .
PYTHONPATH=src $GRIMP explore mypackage  # for src/ layouts

Notes

Python 3.12 is required - grimp has compatibility issues with Python 3.14+.
The skill venv at ~/.agents/skills/grimp-architecture/.venv has grimp pre-installed.
For advanced grimp features (closed layers, non-independent siblings, containers), use a custom Python snippet.

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name	grimp-architecture
description	Explore Python import graphs and enforce layered architecture using grimp.

Grimp Architecture Exploration

Use this skill when the user wants to explore Python module boundaries, investigate dependency flow, or enforce layered architecture with grimp.

Setup

Create the venv and install grimp (requires Python 3.12):

uv venv ~/.agents/skills/grimp-architecture/.venv --python 3.12
uv pip install grimp --python ~/.agents/skills/grimp-architecture/.venv/bin/python

Quick Start

# Shorthand
GRIMP=~/.agents/skills/grimp-architecture/.venv/bin/python\ ~/.agents/skills/grimp-architecture/scripts/grimp_cli.py

Explore the graph (fan-in/out, top-level structure):
```
$GRIMP explore mypackage
```

Trace a boundary leak (shortest import chain):

$GRIMP path mypackage.validation mypackage.orchestrator

Optional layer check (ordered high -> low):

$GRIMP layers --layer mypackage.api --layer mypackage.domain --layer mypackage.infra

Incremental enforcement (baseline + diff):

$GRIMP layers --layer mypackage.api --layer mypackage.domain --layer mypackage.infra --json > .grimp-baseline.json
$GRIMP diff --baseline .grimp-baseline.json --layer mypackage.api --layer mypackage.domain --layer mypackage.infra

Commands

explore <package> [--top N]: summarize structure, fan-in/out, and child packages.
path <importer> <imported>: shortest import chain between modules/packages.
layers --layer ...: find illegal dependencies for an ordered layer list.
diff --baseline ... --layer ...: fail only on new layer violations.

All commands accept --include-external to include external packages in the graph.

Guidance

Explore first: run explore before defining layers so you understand how the code is organized.
Use path tracing to confirm suspicious dependencies before reporting them.
Layer checks are optional unless the repo already defines layers or the review clearly proposes them.
Baseline + diff is the safest way to enforce architecture incrementally in large codebases.

Packaging Expectations

Grimp needs the project to be importable by package name (not file paths).

Use a normal package layout with __init__.py files.
Run from the project root — scripts auto-detect packages in the current directory.
For src/ layouts, set PYTHONPATH=src or install the project.
Editable installs are fine for local exploration.

Sanity check:

python -c "import mypackage; print(mypackage.__file__)"

Common options:

uv sync
uv pip install -e .
PYTHONPATH=src $GRIMP explore mypackage  # for src/ layouts

Notes

Python 3.12 is required - grimp has compatibility issues with Python 3.14+.
The skill venv at ~/.agents/skills/grimp-architecture/.venv has grimp pre-installed.
For advanced grimp features (closed layers, non-independent siblings, containers), use a custom Python snippet.