From architecture-intelligence
Use when architecture crosses ownership or review boundaries: CODEOWNERS/OWNERS, module coverage, cross-owned dependencies, socio-technical coordination, and governance paths.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/architecture-intelligence:architecture-ownership-topologyThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Use when the question involves ownership, team boundaries, review paths, CODEOWNERS, OWNERS files, shared modules, Conway-style alignment, or coordination risk across modules/services.
Use when the question involves ownership, team boundaries, review paths, CODEOWNERS, OWNERS files, shared modules, Conway-style alignment, or coordination risk across modules/services.
.github/CODEOWNERS, CODEOWNERS, OWNERS, OWNERS_ALIASES, MAINTAINERS, GOVERNANCE.md, CONTRIBUTING.md.Do not infer actual communication, staffing, workload, or review enforcement from repository files alone.
python3 scripts/architecture_probe.py <repo-path> --json
Use ownership_topology for ownership sources, top-level coverage, ownerless areas, and cross-owned static dependency edges.
The parser is conservative: no GitHub API, org membership lookup, branch-protection proof, or full CODEOWNERS semantics.
Compact: topology summary, ownerless significant areas, cross-owned risks, governance gaps, review-path recommendations, limitations, next validation.
Durable: architecture_intelligence.ownership_topology.v1.
Do not diagnose team dysfunction. Do not treat ownership files as complete organization truth. Do not enforce review gates without migration path, exception policy, and owner confirmation.
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