Hi — I saw Graphenium’s approach to blocking cross-layer / architectural drift for AI agents. That matches a pain I’ve been validating with a local OSS tool (Architecture Viewer): after AI edits, diff against git HEAD for new cross-layer edges; pin arch-viewer@0.12.2-rc.2; fully offline.
I’d love 15 minutes to hear how you discovered the same class of failures (who caught them, how long it took, what existing CI/review missed), and whether a post-edit HEAD gate feels complementary or redundant to Graphenium’s pre-flight checks.
Free local pilot for 2 unrelated Python/JS/TS teams (no private code/PAT): https://gitee.com/heyangyan/architecture_viewer/issues/IKF74T
Happy to close this if off-topic — thanks for the work either way.
Hi — I saw Graphenium’s approach to blocking cross-layer / architectural drift for AI agents. That matches a pain I’ve been validating with a local OSS tool (Architecture Viewer): after AI edits, diff against git HEAD for new cross-layer edges; pin arch-viewer@0.12.2-rc.2; fully offline.
I’d love 15 minutes to hear how you discovered the same class of failures (who caught them, how long it took, what existing CI/review missed), and whether a post-edit HEAD gate feels complementary or redundant to Graphenium’s pre-flight checks.
Free local pilot for 2 unrelated Python/JS/TS teams (no private code/PAT): https://gitee.com/heyangyan/architecture_viewer/issues/IKF74T
Happy to close this if off-topic — thanks for the work either way.