architect

Audit frontend code for WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility compliance with scored findings

AI agent architecture — orchestration, tools, guardrails, token costs

Wire analytics SDKs (GA4, PostHog, Mixpanel) with GDPR-compliant consent management

Generate multiple architecture options based on project constraints (budget, team size, timeline, ops maturity)

Check local environment readiness for the project — runtimes, databases, tools, credentials

Takes OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, and GraphQL specs from a blueprint and deploys interactive API documentation. Supports Swagger UI, Redoc, and Stoplight.

Syncs sprint backlog from a blueprint into Azure DevOps or Jira. Creates sprints, epics, and user stories as work items. Prefers MCP tools when available, falls back to CLI/REST.

Takes the DevOps blueprint from an architecture and configures real CI/CD pipelines in GitHub Actions, Azure Pipelines, or GitLab CI. Sets up workflows, environment secrets, and deployment configs.

Analyze project for compliance gaps across frameworks (SOC2, HIPAA, GDPR, PCI); generate gap reports with remediation steps

Publishes a generated architecture artifact to Confluence via MCP. Creates or updates a page under a specified parent space.

AI agent orchestration patterns (ReAct, chain-of-thought, multi-agent), tool design, memory strategies, guardrails, and token cost modeling. Use when designing AI agent systems.

Templates and rules for generating OpenAPI specs, Postman collections, AsyncAPI specs, and GraphQL schemas from architecture manifests

Architecture pattern selection, folder structures, coding conventions, error handling, testing strategies, and platform-specific patterns for structuring application code

Identifies missing prerequisites (blockers) for each `/architect:` command based on `_state.json` field requirements. Used by `/architect:next-steps`, `/architect:check-state`, and validation commands to determine which commands can run and which are blocked.

Structural code quality rules applied at write time (implementer, scaffolder) and check time (reviewer). Covers function length, single responsibility, abstraction levels, meaningful naming, magic values, parameter design, boolean traps, DRY, dead code, premature abstraction, frontend component decomposition, null safety, async safety, input validation at boundaries, and concurrency safety.