Hi — I came across Graphenium while surveying tools that guard architecture against AI-generated changes — impressive overlap in intent (blocking cross-layer violations / drift).
I'm building Architecture Viewer (open source, Apache-2.0): after an AI coding session it diffs the dependency graph against git HEAD and reports only this-round structural changes (new cross-layer edges, deleted types, blast radius), with file-path evidence for every finding. Fully local/offline. Pilot pin: arch-viewer@0.12.2-rc.4.
Not pitching a swap — I'd genuinely value 15 minutes comparing notes: which checks your users actually keep enabled, where the false positives bite hardest. Signup if useful: https://gitee.com/heyangyan/architecture_viewer/issues/IKF74T
Hi — I came across Graphenium while surveying tools that guard architecture against AI-generated changes — impressive overlap in intent (blocking cross-layer violations / drift).
I'm building Architecture Viewer (open source, Apache-2.0): after an AI coding session it diffs the dependency graph against git HEAD and reports only this-round structural changes (new cross-layer edges, deleted types, blast radius), with file-path evidence for every finding. Fully local/offline. Pilot pin: arch-viewer@0.12.2-rc.4.
Not pitching a swap — I'd genuinely value 15 minutes comparing notes: which checks your users actually keep enabled, where the false positives bite hardest. Signup if useful: https://gitee.com/heyangyan/architecture_viewer/issues/IKF74T