What is Archsense
Archsense addresses the challenge of maintaining up-to-date architecture documentation in software engineering. Traditional methods often result in stale documents and diagrams that quickly become obsolete. Archsense generates architecture diagrams directly from the code, ensuring accuracy and relevance. It eliminates unnecessary details and focuses on the core structure, providing a clear and reliable representation of the system's architecture.
How to Use Archsense
- Integrate Archsense with your code repository.
- On every commit, Archsense generates a new architecture snapshot.
- Review the generated diagrams to understand the current architecture.
- Propose changes and receive feedback from stakeholders.
- Receive notifications if the implementation deviates from the agreed architecture.
Use Cases of Archsense
Archsense is particularly useful for software engineering teams that need to maintain accurate and up-to-date architecture documentation. It helps in identifying dependencies, proposing changes, and ensuring alignment across teams. The tool is also beneficial for detecting deviations from the agreed architecture, allowing for timely corrections and reducing the risk of costly fixes.
Features of Archsense
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Code-Based Architecture Diagrams
Generates architecture diagrams directly from the code, ensuring accuracy and eliminating outdated documentation.
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Dependency Identification
Identifies dependencies of every module, including event-based interactions across all projects.
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Proposed Changes and Feedback
Allows proposing new changes within the context of existing architecture and facilitates feedback from stakeholders.
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Instant Feedback on Implementation
Provides instant feedback on implementation progress and notifies of any significant deviations from the agreed architecture.